Sentence examples for all the conception from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, certain positive principles emerge by implication: verbal harmony, propriety, intelligibility, and, above all, the conception of the poet as craftsman rather than prophet.
She has been looking, that is, for all the conceptions of love.
The humor is all in the conception; there's actually no humor in the realization.
To achieve good mental health, we should look no further than where it all begins – the conception of a baby.
While there are several "flavors" of embodied cognitive theory, all challenge the conception of human cognition as amodal and abstract, uncoupled from the concrete world.
In a series of pairwise comparisons, they consider all the conceptions of justice made available to them and ultimately agree unanimously to accept the conception that survives this winnowing process.
He thought that every historical epoch had its own conception of freedom, and that it was naive to think that our conception of freedom didn't evolve historically out of all the different conceptions that came before.
M.P.V., T.E.A. and W.D.F. were all involved in the conception and design of the study.
JRS, AN, and JK all contributed to the conception and design of the study.
CG, SS and GPJ were all involved in the conception and design of the study.
RDM, MWS, and MHG all participated in the conception and design and of the study.
