Sentence examples for a modern conception from inspiring English sources

Islam has failed to formulate a modern conception of politics capable of dealing with the West.

The little enclosed space right outside the doorway devoted to herbs is a modern conception".

Away from politics he has written a variety of books, including one called "Christianity, a Modern Conception".

One contemporary, Gruffudd ab Adda, went much further toward a modern conception of nature; another, Iolo Goch, in his poem to the husbandman shows traces of English ideas, as seen in Piers Plowman.

Rather, we need to become aspirational, aiming for better margins based on a modern conception of quality encompassing ethical considerations, such as relationships with employees and suppliers and support for local producers, as well as healthy, unadulterated, products and excellent services.

He claims that it is anachronistic to read into Locke a modern conception of what counts as "consent".

Nevertheless, the fact that Dürer was adopting a more modern conception, a conception inspired by classicism and humanism, is indicative of his basically Italian orientation.

A distinctly modern conception of selfhood thus encompasses a being who values freedom, who possesses inner depths that are deserving of exploration, who sees nature as a source of goodness and contact with it as renewing, who prizes authenticity and individuality, who affirms ordinary life, and who feels the pull of benevolence toward the suffering of others.

We have always known that VR isn't just about games – in fact, that's a very modern conception".

Another decisive factor in the development of the ideal of authenticity was that it emerged together with a distinctively modern conception of the self.

What I'm perceiving, I suppose, is really just a popular modern conception and generalization of geekhood.