Sentence examples for * the conception of from inspiring English sources

Finally, both the conception of force and the conception of the virus are concepts devised by analogy.

Chaitanya rejected the conception of an intermediate brahman.

It's the conception of the piece in book form.

And yet these digressions are always integral to the conception of the work.

Yet the conception of the work is a good deal less satisfying than its parts.

But the conception of Brundle, at least as portrayed by Mr. Okulitch, has poignant allure.

The numbers in Rwanda illustrate a shift in the conception of the digital divide.

From it, we derive the conception of architecture as the meeting ground for matter and mind.

What about the conception of the humanities as fulfilling the job of "worrying" society?

That was partly because, around this time, the conception of the art changed.

Jean-Michel Othoniel has been using glass as a leitmotiv in the conception of his work.