Sentence examples for a radically different conception from inspiring English sources

Compared with "History and Class Consciousness", the normative ideal of the Ontology points to a radically different conception of political action.

Hence he replaced the traditional principles with a radically different conception that he had derived from his work in comparative anatomy at Jena in 1794: the notion of type, used first in his Plan for a Comparative Anthropology of 1795 and which he now adapted to the study of language.

Both presented a radically different concept of what an American-made car should be.

The Judeo-Christian tradition introduced a radically different concept.

The result is a radically different design, Mr. Jacob said.

"The modern family is not a radically different construct.

When it was introduced, Glock guns had a radically different design and feel than other handguns.

And with this radically different conception of God come very different expressions of Judaism: elite, often hidden traditions quite unlike the mass religion of rituals, myths, and dogmas.

The definitions of alienation given above powerlessness, meaninglessness, normlessness, cultural estrangement, social isolation, and self-estrangement can self-estrangement can guide becauserveere can be radically different conlyptions of the ideaswithin any one of the categorough

Unfortunately there are two radically different conceptions of what moral principles are.

The distinction has led some commentators to talk of Aristotle's 'two systems', containing two radically different conceptions of substance.