Sentence examples similar to certain conception of good from inspiring English sources
A particular life-style derives from a certain conception of the good.
Since RNP does not rule out state action that promotes reasonable over unreasonable conceptions of the good, a proponent of this principle can accept it while affirming the perfectionist claim that "certain conceptions of the good are worthless and demeaning, and that political action may and should be taken to eradicate or at least curtail them" (Raz 1986: 133).
The answer seems to lie in a certain conception of what corruption is, and isn't.
Turning away from "trash" seems to have entailed turning away, not from comedy itself, but from a certain conception of what constitutes a "story".
But this is quite symptomatic and revelatory of a certain conception of the European Community.
This also usually means growing up with certain conceptions of what love and romance look like: heteronormative, conventional, traditional.
Advocates for the repeal were also fighting a status quo that was wrapped up in certain conceptions of Irish identity.
Thus, even by this definition, the conception of good health must involve some allowance for change in the environment.
Clearly, this idea of 'dynamic harmony' is what sets the foundation for the peoples' conception of good politics.
This study explored 2475 Israeli students' conceptions of good teaching and examined the relationship between these conceptions and students' background characteristics.
All conceptions of good and evil become weightless, mere matters of individual preference.
