All the opinions and conceptions of the new media amount to nothing set beside the way they're actually used.
To this, as Ben-Gurion learned painfully, there are as many answers as there are denominations and conceptions of Judaism.
Institutional theory views the organizational world as a construct of the ideas and conceptions of its members.
The Taylor season lies ahead, and with it come some of the most powerful contrasts and conceptions to be seen on any stage.
There will always be more questions than answers when modern medicine and conceptions of human rights collide with ancient religious practices.
Methods of combating homegrown terrorism — another French word dating from 1789 — are also quite different, stemming from different histories, legal systems and conceptions of the state.
Icons, finally, may represent religious doctrine and the theological treatment of dogmatic themes, as well as other religious beliefs, religious experiences, and conceptions of a more individualistic nature.
The way to respond to despotism and the Communist threat, he concluded, was to "have the courage and self-confidence to cling to our own methods and conceptions of human society.
We come from every part of the continent, including Britain, and are united by different cultures, languages, accents, political party affiliations, ideologies, skin colours, gender identities, faiths and conceptions of the good society.
Science, religion, and conceptions of race all confirmed one another: the Bible, the stars, and even the shapes of heads were enlisted over and over again to prove established prejudices true.
Whewell referred to this "unfolding" of ideas and conceptions as the "explication of conceptions".
