Sentence examples for In that conception from inspiring English sources

In that conception, this middle is really what Bill Clinton talked about, people who work hard and play by the rules.

When we talk about quality, for example, somehow diversity is never included in that conception of quality.

For Margarita, who felt insecure about her role in the process, the fact that conception occurred in a hotel room, rather than a doctor's office, was invaluable.

Similarly, we observed that conception in the "wet-hungry" season (a period of nutritional austerity) predicted substantially reduced MMA ratios and birth weights.

McLeod's account differs from Govier's in that her conception of self-trust is explicitly moral: in "acting autonomously, we strive to meet moral responsibilities to the self" (McLeod 2002, 122).

Mr. Mourdock's comment in a debate that when conception resulted from rape it was intended by God followed Representative Todd Akin's assertion that conception would not result from "legitimate rape".

In brief, her view is that conceptions play no role in determining the extensions of the concepts with which they are associated.

The previous study also showed that conceptions in the result to be contradictive.

Disjointed allusions to the Ragnarök, found in many other sources, show that conceptions of it varied.

Even if we converged in an "overlapping consensus" on a conception of justice, individuals and groups would be able to claim they are fully justified in accepting that conception of justice only if it cohered with the perspectives of their distinct wide reflective equilibria.

But the main lesson this venture is in danger of ignoring is that in the conception of an arts complex, form should follow function, a principle Mr. Gehry has put into practice throughout his remarkable career.