Sentence examples for a relative conception from inspiring English sources

Because the source of any possibility is that it is possible with respect to something else: it is a relative conception.

"Safety is a relative concept".

Privilege is a relative concept.

"It is a relative concept.

In contrast, ar-Razi argued that one had to distinguish between the relative conception of these notions and the absolute conception.

One of Newton's principal reasons for distinguishing between an "absolute" (or "mathematical") and a "relative" (or "common") conception of space is to ground a distinction between true and merely relative motion.

But of course, for Boltzmann the transition did not involve a major conceptual move, thanks to his conception of probability as a relative time.

We found a considerable variation in their conceptions about depression, but a relative consensus concerning drug treatment of major depression.

G.E. Moore's argument against ethical egoism would, if sound, refute agent-relative conceptions more generally (see Moore 1903: 96 105), since Moore's main objection is not to egoism in particular but (in effect) to agent-relative conceptions of the good more generally.

Is there a relative?

Celera is a relative newcomer.