Sentence examples for a bad conception from inspiring English sources
The "restored" version of A Moveable Feast goes right up there with "New Coke" as a bad conception than may well hurt the base business and the imprint seriously.
By taking advantage of situations where the state of normal expert designers changes, or where unusual specialized training may have occurred, or by observing how children develop both good and bad conceptions about design processes, one can better understand the context of design learning and the mental context that supports it.
Well, O.K. It's not a bad idea to reshape conceptions from time to time, and the pairing is certainly well intentioned.
The relationship between appearance and financial success is unsettling because it offends our contemporary conception of fairness; it challenges the idea, popularized by Horatio Alger, that it's possible to improve a bad hand with hard work and perseverance.
That's a bad, bad, bad unit.
"Irrevocable damage seems to have occurred with Mr. Simon's and Mr. Walcott's very conception of the show's central character," who "remains a blank passive figure, a tabula rasa scrawled upon by bad karma and a bad society," Ben Brantley wrote in his New York Times review of the 1998 production.
I just have a bad, bad feeling".
