Sentence examples for both conceptions from inspiring English sources

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.

While most of the "canonical" work in "x-phi" fits both conceptions, Schwitzgebel's own empirical studies, on the moral behavior of ethics professors, and on consciousness, fits only the broad conception.

Aristotle denies both conceptions.

However, both conceptions have been recently revealed as misleading.

Poverty limits both conceptions of and access to relevant futures.

We refer to both conceptions for our research endeavor.

Throughout the remainder of the treatise, both conceptions of perfection are at work.

The bio-objectification seemed to illustrate an interplay of both conceptions.