Sentences with phrase «radical notion»

Instead, the focus is on Sabine De Barra (Kate Winslet), a commoner whose radical notions of gardening beguile the king's chief landscaper, André Le Nôtre (Matthias Schoenaerts).

«The one thing would be the equal worth of every individual, because that is a far more radical notion than people realise.

Yet today, that same thesis is liable to provoke a firestorm as intense as when Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas started paying compliments to such extremist and radical notions as Aristotelian natural law theory.

Gay marriage is a truly radical notion and we simply must push back against the president, the media, Hollywood and anyone else promoting this insanity.

In the late 1960s a very radical notion of how to draw the line was suggested by a man who is still one of the most interesting ecclesiastical figures in Latin America, Sergio Méndez Arcéo, the bishop of Cuernavaca.

After digesting its lessons in our school days, many painters have rediscovered the once - radical notion from the 1960s and 70s that how we make paintings is just as important as what we paint.

The artwork of Latham Zearfoss centers on reclaiming historical and mythological texts, and revising them to incorporate radical notions of love and sex, possibility and probability.

To summarize, we have identified multiple sources of insurance coverage which may be available to pay your medical bills, and here is a somewhat radical notion: frequently these medical bills can be paid more than one time.

With Black female protagonists, radical notions of kinship, and a keen understanding of power dynamics, Butler's writing revamped the conventions of the science fiction genre.

Then, a Texan named Jim Allison came up with what seemed at the time to be a radical notion: that the car had its emergency brakes locked.

That radical notion is precisely what some of the most forward - thinking people in healthcare are pondering.

This isn't some radical notion; it has a long tradition in America.

P.S. I don't think that a comfortable, enjoyable retirement should be a radical notion.

Because feminism is the radical notion that women are human - equal in value and dignity to men - and that vision has yet to be fully realized.

I am not ashamed of the carpenter anointed to restore sight to the blind and set prisoners free, or his ragamuffin band of fishermen and tax collectors and zealots, his friendship with prostitutes, his strange ways and long stories, his challenge to the religious, his radical notion that women are human.

Just under 130 men and women have pulled on the number 7 shirt at Arsenal since shirt numbers first became a thing, introduced by our very own Herbert Chapman who had to fight the FA who were opposed to such a radical notion.

I know this is sort of a radical notion, but has anybody considered that insurance companies might be interested in subsidizing the cost of a breast pump for working (and nursing) women they cover?

The alternative to this scenario is another radical notion: that all postdocs funded on research grants are entitled to training, and therefore PIs should be required to plan for this in their applications and be held accountable for the outcomes of this training in their evaluations.

The existence of telepathy, a radical notion by itself, is just a subset of Sheldrake's larger premises — that invisible, but nonetheless pervasive «morphic fields» are responsible for both the shape and behavior of all things, from atoms to zebras, organizing them much as a magnetic field lines up iron filings.

But it's hard to make a strong case for such a radical notion because so little is known about whale behavior and genetics, he and other whale experts say.

To arrive at this radical notion, Hauser draws on his own research in social cooperation, neuroscience, and primate behavior, as well as on the musings of philosophers, cognitive psychologists, and most important, the theories of MIT linguist Noam Chomsky, who in the 1950s proposed that all humans are equipped with a universal linguistic grammar, a set of instinctive rules that underlie all languages.

It was a radical notion in the early 1990s, when psychologists generally believed that situation, not temperament, was key to determining personality.

Some of the public critics of this radical notion that if you have fat in the morning, you might get a spike in ketones and that might make you feel good.

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There is more chemistry and tenderness between Penn and James Franco than in hundreds of movies about men and women, which is a radical notion for an American film.

She loves Marston for his intelligence and his radical notions of interpersonal relationships, but has no illusions about his flaws, nor her own; when she meets Olive for the first time, she loudly orders her to never sleep with her husband, which sends Olive out of the room crying.

Oddly, this epithet is far removed from Stowe's conception of the character as a Christ figure, which was a radical notion in antebellum times.

Other reformers have expressed many of Goyal's criticisms with similar solutions, but in chapters like «Stop Suppressing Children» in his first book and «The Radical Notion That Children Are People» in the second, he provides a wake - up call and a reminder that we should be paying attention to student voices.

At the center of the whole novel approach is the radical notion that in order to fall in love with reading and engage in high level analytical work with texts (emphasized in the Common Core State Standards), students need to first experience the work in its entirety.

March McCarron presents Character Creation posted at March McCarron's Blog, saying, «As I start developing my next project, I have begun with the radical notion of creating my characters BEFORE I dump them into a story that's already on the move.

This is a radical notion for traditional publishing.

Today this seems like an obvious thing to do, but in the early days of e-commerce this was a radical notion, on par perhaps with the way that Wikipedia has crowdsourced encyclopedia writing.

What a radical notion.

The no - kill movement started as a radical notion, but today it is becoming mainstream.

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Krasner in particular pushed Pollock to explore his more radical notions, believing that he was to become «a living force» within the art world.

The radical notion that prejudice might be inherent in the medium of photography itself is interrogated by the artists Broomberg and Chanarin in this presentation of new works produced on salvaged polaroid ID - 2 systems.

«They are the ones who brought these radical notions that caring about the world could and actually was embedded in the history of Color Field painting and abstract processes,» she explains.

Known for embracing risk and chance, Cunningham believed in the radical notion that movement, sound, and visual art could exist independently of each other, coming together only during the «common time» of a performance.

I know this still might sound like a radical notion to some.

From prenups to domestic partnerships to same - sex marriages, these once - radical notions, which are now part and parcel of daily life, began, more often than not, when a party walked into a lawyer's office and said, «We want to do this.»

Here's a radical notion: make the effort to be a better lawyer, provide better client service, fulfill your clients needs.

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