Sentence examples for based on a conception from inspiring English sources
Lincoln's program was based on a conception of man as laborer and climber.
The notion that soldiers should be treated equally in death, based on a conception of shared national sacrifice, held powerful sway in both American and British reburial efforts.
In May, at the Rose Theater, the Mark Morris Dance Group will present choreography to what is said to be the original score, based on a conception that includes a happy ending for the young lovers.
She addressed that controversial topic by examining the fraught relationship between the French understanding of republican equality, based on a conception of the citizen as an abstract individual free of any particular trait, and the recognition of the social differences that pervade complex societies.
It is based on a conception of language and meaning.
Secondly, Green holds that a stable society can only rest on institutions which are based on a conception of a common good.
On one hand, Mexican citizenship regime is based on a territorial conception, which required a more fundamental change for extending full citizenship to emigrant communities.
Priestley also held that matter can think, but his views were based on a different conception of matter than the one which Collins and Clarke shared.
This conception was realized by introducing entirely new ways of thinking about what ultimately constitutes reality based on a dynamic conception of self-consciousness that the German idealists took to be at the heart of Kant's theory of the transcendental unity of apperception (and arrived at by Kant out of epistemological, not: ontological, considerations!).
In ethics, Rand held a vaguely Aristotelian theory of virtue based on a teleological conception of living organisms, including humans.
This unique confluence of stylistic sources produced a new model for later symphonists, particularly in regard to orchestration and a reevaluation of sonata form based on a fresh conception of tonal harmony.
