Sentence examples for as we conceive from inspiring English sources

Whether it ever existed as we conceive it is debatable.

We conceive who we are as we conceive the meal in front of us.

And objects from premodern history like medieval manuscripts are the perfect canvas on which to project our worries about the difficult and the frightening and the arcane, because these objects come from a time outside culture as we conceive of it.

We turn passions into actions insofar as we conceive some idea clearly and distinctly, or adequately.

All of our choosing is aimed at the human good (or at least, it's aimed at the human good as we conceive it).

His answer to this question is quite radical: we cannot be naturally and directly certain that reality exists as we conceive it since it is not possible to distinguish qualities inside and outside the mind: as qualities, they would have precisely the same nature (ibid. concl. 10 13).

(Note that strictly speaking the conclusion of the argument is that there are no moral facts as-we-conceive-of-them. Thus, it may be possible to block the argument by advocating a revisionary approach to our moral concepts).

The tzdtH ligand is able to form two coordination modes by controlling the dosage of organic alkali, which link with metallic cation and allow forming different dimensional structures as we conceived.

"The exhibition, as we conceived it, looks back, it looks at now, and it looks forward," says Hunt. "In terms of a goal of this exhibition, the essence is conversation.

We argue that each estimation conserves the memory of the previous one, and as

Ward formulates this question as follows: "Can we conceive such an interaction of spontaneous agents…, taking on the appearance of mechanism?" (1927: 239).