Sentence examples for any conceptions from inspiring English sources

A Chinese strategist seeks to avoid forming any conceptions of how things should be, preferring to follow the emerging situation which has its own internal logic in order to benefit from that natural evolution of events (Jullien, 1999).

In addition, some caregivers may not disclose the HIV status because they may lack adequate knowledge about the benefits of disclosure which include providing adolescents with sufficient time to grieve, an opportunity to talk openly about the diagnosis and the possibility of seeking clarifications from the mothers on any conceptions that the adolescents may have regarding HIV [ 9].

Explicitly adopting one of Peirce's concepts, Royce argues that to define truth using any conception of "the long run" — short of the ideal end of inquiry — is self-refuting.

It's amazing any conception happened at all!

You got any conception of what I mean by that?

"It really undermines any conception that this law is self-executing".

"I don't think people have any conception of what Palestinians are going through," Mrs. Habiby-Browne said.

There are also certain universal evils that endanger a worthwhile human life based on any conception of the good.

Certainly no one on the periphery and beyond has any conception of the degree of enmity that has finally emerged.

Things were beginning to happen at the time but there wasn't any conception of learning disability artists.

Certainly its authority with the public aligns badly with any conception of rational choice, which is supposedly a pillar of this self-same economic theory.