Sentence examples for any such conception from inspiring English sources
But on any such conception there will be external, non-mathematical criteria that can be applied to evaluate the question whether a mathematical characterization is adequate.
Nor can it be defined in terms of promoting some independent conception of the good of society as a whole, since any such conception must already persuade the individual that it accords a reasonable place for her own claims, and thus already incorporate a notion of right (E 215 7; TIF 284 5).
But recently this idea that religion requires a legal exception has come under fire from those who argue that religion is no different from any other conception of the good, and the state should treat all such conceptions according to principles of neutrality and equal liberty.
Similarly (on this interpretation), when I try to doubt God's existence, or omnipotence, or benevolence — or any other attribute contained in the very conception of an all-perfect being — I immediately apprehend, as Descartes writes, that any such sceptical conception of God "implies a conceptual contradiction — that is, it cannot be conceived" (1643 letter to Voetius, AT 8b:60).
Professor Williams ingeniously showed how hard it is for any such insular conception of morality to survive contact with the messiness of real life.
The single most elaborate such conception is Brandom's normative version of inferentialism (Brandom 1994).
Rather, it only rules out the claim that the state is committed to promoting one such conception.
Such conception is largely the result of the experimental methodology that has employed bulk population-based assays to study bacterial physiology.
When we form conceptions (ennoiai) of genera and species, such conceptions are of concepts (ennoêmata), which are apparitions that are quite literally "in thought" (en + noêma) — but only there.
Such conceptions characterized the ancient Hellenistic religions.
There were 24,306 such conceptions in 2013, down 13% from 27,834 the previous year.
