Sentence examples for a popular conception from inspiring English sources

"There is a popular conception that being a C.E.O.

Dubai has the tallest building and, according to a popular conception, a seven-star hotel.

And a popular conception that Britain is "full" receives some backing from statistics.

A popular conception is that toilet waste is jettisoned mid-air; which could have given a Gold Coast farmer some interesting manna from heaven.

The particular brand of superhero masculinity represents a popular conception of what it means to be a "real man," a conception that is not relegated solely to the realms of fantasy.

The concert ended with Tchaikovsky's Quartet No. 2 in F. A popular conception of Tchaikovsky casts him as an overtly Romantic composer, but the Artemis's dynamic performance of this teeming piece made a case for Tchaikovsky as a master of elusiveness.

Carey's novel is a thoroughly researched portrait, but it's also a corrective to the popular conception -- even among some Australians -- of Kelly as a thug, thief and murderer.

(Roller emphasizes Cleopatra's achievements as a scholar, linguist, diplomat, and even naval commander — a welcome corrective to the popular conception of her as merely a schemer of royal blood with ­alluring advantages).

It's therefore hard to imagine why party operatives might be pining to nominate a man who looks less like the popular conception of a president and more like the president's accountant.

It's a tribute to the drug's muddled popular conception as a horse tranquilizer, club drug, and cure for refractory depression.

His unashamed love for his faith was so desperately needed at a time when the popular conception of Islam was equated to militant black nationalism in America and brutal regimes and terrorist groups around the world.