Sentence examples for a powerful conception from inspiring English sources

It also implied a spiritual instability, a powerful conception that reached across three centuries into the world of "Moby-Dick".

Andromaque's audience was fully aware that it was witnessing a new and powerful conception of the human condition in which passionate relationships are seen as basically political in their means and expression.

Aristotle's influential and powerful conception of such a fundamental subject is, of course, that of a subject which is incapable of also figuring as a predicate or as he himself puts it, rather more precisely, it is that which is 'neither said of nor present in a subject'.

Mr. Thielemann's powerful conception of the work still came through.

"The ideological impetus to be a mother," as Donath describes it, can be found across all walks of society and is founded on the powerful conception that complete female happiness can only be achieved through motherhood.

It makes a powerful connection.

As a continuation of earlier Hippocratic conceptions, Galenic physiology became a powerful influence in medicine for the next 1,400 years.

Simulation is a powerful tool used for a long time as a help to production systems conception.

It was not until the twentieth century, after the rediscovery of Mendel's conception of particulate inheritance, that natural selection was recognized as a powerful mechanism of adaptation and change.

This research provides a powerful argument for supporting early intervention to improve maternal health in pregnancy and pre-conception as part of a comprehensive strategy to improve maternal, newborn and child health.

Among the important painters was Miguel de Santiago, a powerful mestizo artist who emulated such Spanish masters as Bartolomé Murillo in his portrayal of the Immaculate Conception.