Sentence examples for better conception of how from inspiring English sources

Second, it illustrates how the economic dimensions of corporate actors engaged in mobilizing policy deserve more sustained analyses for a better conception of how firms' capitalist agendas shape their participation as policy transfer agents.

But we have a different, better conception of humanity now, you argue.

Indeed, many critical theorists who defend a "cosmopolitan" conception of democracy have a surprisingly standard conception of how democracy is best organized discursively and deliberatively.

It was in keeping with Botvinnik's conception of how Black must contest the game.

People who write have their own strong conception of how things should go.

"These people have no conception of how much salt is too much salt," he said.

Most vexing in this context is Netanyahu's conception of how economic pressures might influence the regime.

Having raised popular expectations with pseudo-radical promises, she had no conception of how to fulfil them.

The tree illustrates his conception of how different life forms evolved, branching out from a single common ancestor.

And when Campbell tore into Gilligan and the BBC he had no conception of how his attack would rebound.

They are a sketch, not a conception of how judgment works.