Sentence examples for author's conception from inspiring English sources

The radio Ellery is Hugh Marlowe, a professional actor who fits perfectly the author's conception of their hero.

1. Lack of originality; in the case of fiction, when the author's conception or prose are plainly derivative we're inclined to skip.

In addition, we should distinguish the actual character of an artifact from the author's conception of it.

If the author's conception of an object agrees with its intended character, the artifact is subjectively satisfactory for the author, but it may fail to fit the author's productive intentions if he has a mistaken conception of it.

The Success Condition concerns the fit between the actual and the intended character of an object; the Acceptance Condition the fit between the author's conception of an object and its intended character.

If the actual character of an object does not agree with its intended character, it is unsatisfactory from the author's point of view, and if the author's conception of an object does not agree with its intended character, the artifact is subjectively unsatisfactory from the author's point of view.

Indeed in a recent study (Holz-Ebeling and Steinmetz 1995), subjects regarded hardly any of the items in the above two scales to be semantically related to the author's empathy conception.

In the same study, Davis's IRI scale fared much better even if it did not score perfectly in that 12 out of the 28 items were regarded to be appropriate when compared with the author's general conception of empathy and his definition of the specific sub-scales.

All authors contributed to the research's conception and design.

All authors participated in the study's conception and design.

All authors contributed to the study's conception and design and reviewed the final draft.