Sentence examples for about the conception from inspiring English sources

What about the conception of the humanities as fulfilling the job of "worrying" society?

There was something impressionistic about the conception, and the orchestra was at its best here.

(Many have speculated that he's talking about the conception of his daughter Tiffany).

I also worry about social stigma and people feeling free to ask questions about the conception of my child and criticise this choice.

Noomi Rapace throws herself into the title role, but something about the conception of her character, and about the far-reaching urgency of the sociopathic shocks behind the killing, smacks of a filmmaker pushing too hard.

We talked to Clowes about the conception of the original book, the making of the movie adaptation, and the travails of his irascible anti-hero across the page and the screen.

What we do disagree about is the conception that this possibility is as realistic as the alternative outlined in this paper, namely, that the major lineages of modern viruses derive directly from the primordial, pre-cellular gene pool.

She pressed -- even begged -- her partner to come clean about the childrens' conception and to pursue a second-parent adoption if necessary.

He attracted notice as a theater maker in 2003 with "Word Becomes Flesh," about the unexpected conception of his son, and "Scourge" (2005), about Haitian-American identity.

"Today—'today' meaning in the outside world," a student said, comparing the school's obsolete irrigation system with that used in contemporary farming, and inadvertently revealing something about the Deep Springs conception of time.

Those thinkers who had serious doubts about the traditional conception of God — of whom there were many in the seventeenth century — substituted another sort of deity, usually a more distant or less personalized one.