Sentences with phrase «common notion»

That very common notion of the time implied that pastoral calls were the knowing, and if the people came to church to hear the sermon that was the feeding.

Therefore, despite common notions to the contrary, the net lease market is open to investors with smaller amounts of equity.

Nevertheless, her reaction reflects an all - too - common notion in the media: tragedy must be followed immediately by a call to action.

One of the most refreshing aspects of Manuel Poirier's Western, a wonderful French comic road movie playing at the Music Box this week, is the way it explodes many common notions about France and French movies.

On both formal and conceptual levels, the artist and filmmaker challenges common notions of space and boundary, weaving together archival material, scripted text and hypothetical circumstances to chronicle the political narratives of our day.

This conceptualization of education technology as a collection of tools fits with the most common notions of technology in social studies education (Berson, et al., 2001).

Within these simple arrangements, Andre compresses a wealth of complex aesthetic ideas, implicitly arguing with sculptural conventions and refuting such formerly common notions as elevating the work of art on a pedestal, the concept of three dimensionality, and the expectation that there must be craft and talent involved in shaping the object.

Crossover explores the relationship between common notions of Eastern and Western culture from a Korean - American perspective and the effects of cross-cultural phenomena on individuals and minority groups in society.

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Through basic elements such as pixels and binary code, the artist builds large - scale sculptural installations that defy predictability, and ultimately grow into complex forms that question common notions of space and time.

As informal narrations, they disrupt common notions of truth and morality.

As collected in this volume, «turbulence» arises on three levels: the internal, as a questioning of her own identity, confused by alienation and displacement; the public, as a reflection upon common notions of belonging and collective memory; and formal, as an inquiry into ways of expanding artistic expression.

It deconstructs common notions of «failure to communicate» and shows how «Like grains of sand funneling toward the «narrows» of an hourglass, marriage forces couples into a vortex of emotional struggle, where, to grow up, each must hold on to himself or herself, in the context of each other.»

-- Your paintings are highly autobiographical opposed to common notions about non-figurative painting.

The movie makes smart use of that record as translated by Krakauer, cutting back and forth in time, embedding stories within one another, and so challenging common notions of subjectivity and identity.

One of the most common notions that torment the children of divorce is that they have caused the conflict between their mother and father.

On the other hand, they have in common this notion of unbroken wholeness.

Companies that effectively leverage these approaches are likely to lead the industry, while pushing back on the common notion that brick and mortar retail is dead.

The common notion about mutual fund investments is that they are a risk free and effortless way to make money in the stock market.

Or, (3) McLaren is a half - baked moral and theological blowhard who gives lie to the common notion that the infamous «scandal of the evangelical mind» is the exclusive province of the religious right.

first off, most people don't wash there hands after going to the bathroom — studies have proven this to be true... however, its still more men that don't wash compared to women... just to add — in the days of the first viking raids, they were considered to be very barbaric and the common notion was they were unclean.

Universal Algebra, in precisely this sense, is a poor framework for mathematics insofar as it unites spatial manifolds and symbolic logic by introducing the common notion of an algebraic manifold (Whitehead's terminology) or a semi-group (current standard terminology), an object with very little structure or intrinsic interest.9 In this case, generalization comes at the expense of abstract sterility.

Ezekiel, the one who hallucinated, did not challenge the common notion that you need technology, muscle and power for security.

This may be a result of that common notion of art which identifies it with embroidery and sets it over against truth.

Can you cite some scriptural support for the common notion that God loves every one?

The anthropomorphizing of God and of God's power was a common notion readily available for appropriating.

But, whatever the version of substance thinking, they all have in common the notion that the bricks of the universe remain the same no matter what environment they are in.

It is a common notion, claims Descartes, that there must be something which possesses those attributes or qualities (an attribute is an attribute of something).

While there is a common notion that babies sleep peacefully, there are quite a number of babies who wake up easily even with the slightest sound they hear.

There was a common notion, project and thinking from within ourselves on what brought us together.

According to Song, this is contrary to a common notion among many clinicians that bipolar II disorder is merely a milder form.

«Our findings challenge this common notion that only low - income families feed their kids junk food because it appears wealthy families are not always making healthier choices either.»

«This is in contrast to the common notion that obesity leads to diabetes in humans,» says Dr. Kevin Corbit, of Amgen, Inc..

The common notion is that if you stay out of the gym for longer than two weeks you'll end up seriously deconditioned.

Another common notion is that meal replacement shakes are a fast and easy way to see faster progress as well.

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Despite the common notion that maintaining weight is harder than losing it, the reality is when it's done right, not only is it easier, it's also a lot more fun.

Opposite to the common notion, weight training can be performed...

There is also a common notion that Chinese women are obedient or subservient.

The profiles on POF Brazil only drive this common notion, home.

There is a common notion that when you settle down into a relationship, it's easy to let yourself go.

But just as Catching Fire never feels like it's merely peddling a Chosen One narrative (or, worse, an unfounded Special Girl saga a la Stephenie Meyer's oeuvre), Effie's break in character seems less rooted in personal bias than the growing, common notion that something's epically off in Panem.

He paraphrases a common notion that modern Americans are urban dwellers stuck in hunter / gatherer bodies, meaning the way people live doesn't allow them to get the exercise their bodies crave, particularly teens.