Sentence examples for a conception of the from inspiring English sources

"First: a conception of the common good.

Without mental time travel, without a conception of the past, we remain, like Wearing, prisoners.

Myths of archaic traditions generally imply a conception of the world, nature, and humanity in terms of cyclic time.

Gone is the room of the sun and circling planets that easily gave one a conception of the solar system.

Insofar as a conception of the good does not encompass these experiences, it is defective, even delusive".

In this way the past and the present are blended; ideas are thereby generated, forming a conception of the present.

Myths of archaic traditions generally imply a conception of the world, nature, and man in terms of cyclic time.

The integration of a wind vector provides a conception of the stream path, the curvature which has a significant role to form the flow pattern around an obstacle.

But the forces of settlement cannot organize for endless occupation without also advancing a conception of the Jewish state that blows back onto civil life.

For example, the mere possibility of quantum computers has all but overthrown a conception of the universe that scientists like Stephen Wolfram have championed.

But he then appeals to a conception of the common good that is specifically Christian, and criticizes markets on the grounds that they do not promote that conception.