Sentence examples for a real conception from inspiring English sources

Hajjaran et al. (2013) using only ITS-rDNA gene showed L. tropica with 3.6% polymorphisms and L. major with 7.3% genetic variations in Iran [ 59], whilst we found more variations in L. tropica to be compared with L. major using Cyt b mitochondrial and ITS-rDNA nucleus genes which are able to draw a real conception of genetic diversity among Leishmania species.

Subjective reason thus falls into incoherence, because as the drive toward self-preservation becomes more and more all encompassing, any real conception of the significance of what is to be preserved is lost.

Even during the second term, from 1983 to 1987 - easily the most radical of the four successive Conservative terms in office - there was no real conception of how a scheme to make money for the Treasury could be used as a weapon to win votes.

But it's too clumsy, too crude to be a real Leonardo conception; at best, it could be a clumsy copy of a lost Leonardo original.

If we had a real, working conception of "justice," we would already have answers for these dilemmas.

I had no real conception of what veganism was.

Her parents, played by Emily Watson and Dominic West, are affectionate, but stuffy and uncomprehending and have no real conception of what is driving their daughter, Vera – or even much of what goes on in the head of Vera's likable, good-natured brother Edward (Taron Egerton).

For most of my life, I had no real conception of how to make them go together.

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.

Only recently did I have the thought that it might have been a real pregnancy an unviable, ectopic conception.

Though thus far agreeing with the Buddhist Yogacharins, Gaudapada rejected their thesis that chitta, or mind, is real and that there is a real flow of mental conception.