Sentence examples for both conception from inspiring English sources

In both conception and execution, the best of Beijing's Olympic architecture is unimpeachably brilliant.

It's indisputably one of his most beautiful songs, in both conception and execution.

Never in his short life had he seen anything so remarkable in both conception and execution.

It was a profoundly unjust use of government power against an individual — a case flawed in both conception and execution.

He expressed reservations about the price exacted for the sky line's glory: In both conception and execution, the best of Beijing's Olympic architecture is unimpeachably brilliant.

Instead, no matter how Iraq turns out in the end, this war will be marked by historians as a disaster in both conception and implementation.

LLS has been the main contributor both in conception, design, acquisition, analysis and interpretation of data.

Both conceptions may be expressed as "justice" or "order" but actually are more comprehensive.

Like the sides of a coin, both conceptions can be seen, but they cannot see each other.

In Christian theology, heavily influenced as it is by Greek philosophy, both conceptions can be found, usually together.

In his Jefferson Oration in Virginia on 4 July 1963 entitled The Battle for Freedom, Sir Robert Menzies, the prime minister of Australia stated: American history has reconciled both conceptions.