(16) Few notions strike fear in the hearts of an audience as much as the ├ö├ç├┐concept album. (15) As a whole, the show provided insight into the formative years of artists now known for wholly different notions of what painting might be. (14) Conceptual analysis is carried out in the philosophy of sexuality in order to clarify the fundamental notions of sexual desire and sexual activity. (13) That is what Sir Owen Dixon set as the test - ordinary notions of the concept of income. (12) Privacy was viewed as a vague enough concept even before notions of emotional damage became incorporated into its meaning. (11) Our examination of the particular concepts by topic suggests differing notions about what is meant by core concept. (10) Chinese people seem to have more affection for, and put more belief in, Western notions and practices. (9) Disparate sides may well use the same word or concept to evaluate and characterise beliefs and ideas, yet load them with different notions and values. (8) He could not be bothered with spiritual notions or metaphysical concepts. (7) I had vague notions of asking Sir Gregory about the comments that had passed between him and the Earl of Salisbury.

An impulse or whim: I suddenly had the notion of walking by the river. A mental image an idea or conception: Do you have any notion of what I'm referring to See Synonyms at idea. (6) All of these various versions of blogging suggest different notions regarding community. A belief or opinion: had an old-fashioned notion of what qualities were most important in a mate. (3) she had a notion to call her friend at work (4) she had a notion to ring her friend at work (5) Keep an eye out for sales on threads and other notions while you're there.

(1) I had no notion of what her words meant (2) Reductionism and the criterial theory lean heavily on the notion of analytic or conceptual truth.

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