Sentence examples for a very different conception from inspiring English sources
Prokofiev considered War and Peace to be his masterpiece and while this version doesn't enhance the case for its greatness, it does offer a glimpse into a very different conception of it.
Second, if the relevant agents in the global or international arena are not primarily individual persons, but are rather states or other collective entities, then global public reason may require a very different conception of the constituency of public reason.
On this view, children start with a very different conception of the world than adults have—in fact, Piaget thought that they start without a conception of an external world at all and they go through a series of identifiable stages that culminate in adult understanding.
Much confusion has arisen by conflating the properties of individually realized languages with the design of the language faculty itself, because this leads to a very different conception of the language phenotype, one inextricably linked to articulatory or vocal output modalities the externalization of language.
The French had a very different conception of historic preservation to that of the Moroccan Muslims.
At the base of the early modern structure of visibility stood a very different conception of physical signs.
But without arguing for more adequate perceptions among specific stakeholders, an argument that is often implicit in comparisons of professional and nonprofessional judgments, such an approach acknowledges the very different conceptions of vulnerability.
What we have here are two very different conceptions of a number-type.
It is a safe assumption that we will all have very different conceptions of what constitutes transportation in the coming years.
Both were ideas that had been floating around for centuries, but which yield very different conceptions of what counts as a formal consequence.
The current intersection of technologies leads to two competing visions of the computer – both deeply influenced by the concept of human computer symbiosis – and to very different conceptions of human thinking.
