Sentence examples for as a conception from inspiring English sources

As a conception, the movie feels so scrubbed that it is on the sterile side.

Insofar as a conception of the good does not encompass these experiences, it is defective, even delusive".

As a conception, "Gossamer Gallants," a comedy, has the bizarrely imaginative multitrack complexity that is Mr. Taylor's most remarkable characteristic.

He does not exist!" This takes a smack at Christ on two counts: his physical conception outside wedlock and the fact that, as the purported son of God, he arguably makes sense only as a conception.

Provided we understand "context" to include both sorts of facts, we can describe the mapping conception as a conception on which narrow content is a function from contexts to broad contents.

In contrast, Hook perceived affirmative action, with its corollary of quotas assigned to designated groups as a conception of American democracy as a system of group rights, where greater equality was to be realized by distributive measures.

The research indicates that lower socioeconomic status people have as complex a conception of public space as do those of high socioeconomic status, provided that the interview schedule is designed to elicit these data.

The lessons and methods of STS are attuned to the study of processes where technology is being constructed (as opposed to a conception of science as ready-made).

Rather, it figures as part of a conception of rationality that resolves the theoretical puzzles concerning rationality and choice over time posed by various dynamic choice problems.

Some feminists interpret Irigaray's work on sexual difference as suggesting an alternative conception of power as transformative, a conception that is grounded in a specifically feminine economy (see Irigaray 1981 and Kuykendall 1983).

In case there is any confusion, Nussbaum clearly considers her list of capabilities as constituting a conception of a life of minimal human dignity and not as providing a conception of health.