Sentence examples for accurately conceived from inspiring English sources
In short, the gods accurately conceived are remarkably similar to what Socrates will subsequently call, in Republic V-VII, the "Ideas".
And so one might expect a metamodernist scholar seeking to accurately conceive of authorship in metamodernism to, having approached such sacrosanct rhetorical territory, back away slowly.
The term can most accurately be conceived of as a principle of modesty, including rules of dress and behavior for both men and women.
Animations of events may be ineffective because animations violate the second principle of good graphics, the Apprehension Principle, according to which graphics should be accurately perceived and appropriately conceived.
She has a bedroom symbolising each of her marriages, with huge tapestries detailing the humorous, intricate life Grayson has conceived for her, and an entrance hall described pretty accurately as a chapel space.
A reference electrode based on a copper electrochemical system was conceived and realized to allow the electrochemical measurements to be performed accurately.
These conditions, broadly conceived, concern, on the one hand, the rational capacities of humans, or more accurately souls, and, on the other hand, the objects of knowledge.
Slamming a ball on all sides with huge pistons was conceived in the 1970s at the Naval Research Labs, but at the time actuators didn't exist that could control impacts accurately enough for this kind of device to work.
