Sentence examples for broadened conception from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this work is providing applicable ideas for English teachers on designing materials using "Needs Analysis" concerning "Multiple Intelligence Theory" (MIT) which broadened conception of "intelligence" by proving the existence of several intelligences that may seem independent though work in coordination.

Though this broadened conception is not unique to Burke, it is unlikely that any other theorist of taste so fully exploits its breadth: each sense modality has its moment in A Philosophical Enquiry, from a section on the beauty of surfaces as revealed by touch (Burke 1990, 110 111) to one on the sublimity of "Bitters and Stenches" (Burke 1990, 78 79).

Living in such close quarters, Ms. Thompson said, has broadened her conception of gays.

Isn't it well past time that the judges of the Michigan Notable Books stepped into the 21st century and broadened their conception of diversity?

"We must broaden our conception of Europe," he declared, and strive to enlarge the European club.

Activist fiscal policy also means broadening the conception of public investment, and focusing finance on those ends that promote truly inclusive growth.

Their public personas have, in different ways, an evangelical streak about them, often the evangelism of trying to convert existing US soccer fans to broaden their conception of the sport to include the league on their own doorstep.

In the decade or so before World War I the navy's concern with the economic foundations of its expansion began to broaden the conception of logistics to encompass industrial mobilization and the war economy.

Widely broadening our conception of what it means to have large ears and to live in a world in which the word "hutch" is not always preceded by the phrase "Starsky and...," this talk explodes commonplace notions about large front teeth and hopping.

Thus, DST involves broadening the conception of what the causal agents for organismic development are.

This suggests that it is necessary to broaden the conception of political opportunity structures by contextually analysing and incorporating the characteristics of China's political system.