Sentence examples for a traditional conception from inspiring English sources

But such a "traditional" conception was only one aspect of Greekness.

These views, even the most participatory one, reflect a traditional conception of EWS.

On a traditional conception of character, as examined in this entry, many of Milgram's subjects are best described as incontinent.

More generally, Hume also argued that even if something like the stated conclusion (4) were established, that left the arguer far from anything like a traditional conception of God.

One crucial moment when women had more problems adhering to treatment was when they were looking forward to finding a partner and creating a family (especially among women with a traditional conception of gender roles).

Should Obama be reelected, however, U.N. rules and principles will likely continue to gain ground, while congressional approval and war fighting under a robust traditional conception of American national-security interests may suffer as a result.

In both cases, women are encouraged to leave the workforce, adopting a more traditional conception of their social role and devoting their lives to child-rearing.

The broad data sharing through publicly accessible databases that is occurring in the context of large scale sequencing studies presents a challenge to the traditional conception of informed consent.

The traditional conception presents a profound choice: an individual is required to forsake his community; alternatives are rarely articulated.

The discoveries of behavioral genetics call for another adjustment to our traditional conception of a nature-nurture cocktail.

And special relativity theory undermines the traditional conception of a non-observer-relative present (see Callender 2000).