Sentence examples for but this conception of from inspiring English sources
Perfection has always held a kind of promise, but this conception of it sounds less like a promise than a threat.
But this conception of abstract objects has been criticised.
But this conception of the canon has been challenged substantially by the past generation of scholarship.
But this conception of their relationship assumes that the "general features of judgments" or "forms of judgment" which (L4) is concerned with deal with something like the logical constants in the language of thought.
But this conception of fallacies turns out to be inadequate to cover the variety of the core fallacies in two ways: it is too narrow because it excludes begging the question which is not invalid, and it is too wide because it condemns good but non-deductive arguments as fallacies (given that they also satisfy the appearance condition) because they are invalid.
But this conception of representing to oneself, especially in the form of imagination, seems sufficiently close to producing in oneself something very like a sensory experience that it only defers the problem: until one has a physicalist gloss on what constitutes such representations as those involved in conscious memory and imagination, no progress has been made.
But while this conception of mitzvoth works well for most ritual commandments, it comes under pressure in relation to what would ordinarily be termed ethical mitzvoth were it not for the fact that this is now an oxymoron for Leibowitz such that even "You shall love your neighbor as yourself," is to be regarded as a mitzvah, not as an ethical precept.
But is not this conception of philosophy as a practice in tension with the Stoic conception of reason?
Second, we do not claim that all 61 participants in the study progressed through each of these steps, but instead that this conception of studying captures the broad range of behaviors and experiences students reported engaging in during a recent study session.
This conception of leisure is now the dominant one.
This conception of masculinity is relatively new, however.
