Sentence examples for about his conception from inspiring English sources

What do you think this says about his conception of family?

(In fact, he spends a little bit of time talking about his conception, which isn't at all weird).

Of course, none of this is to say that Hayek's new tea-party fans generally care much or at all about his conception of the rule of law.

During an interview this month, he told me that he gave a talk in 2006 about his conception of the "connected watch" of the future.

In interviews up to the end of his life, he talked about his conception of the Beat Generation, and the literary movement associated with it, proudly, affectionately, and defensively.

Mr. Hollande tried on Sunday to answer his critics with an impassioned if wandering speech about his conception of the presidency, shouting himself hoarse as he talked about resuscitating "the French dream" of a better life built on equality, justice and secularism.

Kennedy can be among the most inspiring men in American politics, and in fact had just spoken eloquently on the floor of the Senate about service yet when asked about what influenced his conception of service, he went into a meandering, nearly incomprehensible riff.

A more pointed question might be what does it say about John Yoo that his conception of executive power allows the president unlimited, constitution-shredding war-making powers including but not limited to suspending habeas corpus, detaining suspects indefinitely without trial and ordering torture but would deny him the power to set federal law-enforcement priorities.

"Power trip" says all that is warped about the author and his conception of politics.

The latter include mentioning that his conception came about as the result of a broken condom, or so his father later informed him.

In the latter situation Alfa fine-tunes his conceptions about sharing after a hunt, through the signals that he receives from the others.