Sentence examples for changed his conception from inspiring English sources

After meeting Mr. Fiscuteanu, Mr. Puiu said, he changed his conception of Lazarescu to accommodate the actor's Transylvanian accent, but in the course of the 40-day shoot the two men often disagreed about how Lazarescu should be portrayed.

Although he is often regarded as a philosophical Proteus who changed his conception so radically and so often that it is hard to attribute one clear philosophical conception to him, Schelling was in fact often an impressively rigorous logical thinker.

In his last years, he radically changed his very conception of his band, and what resulted was a new musical tone.

In doing so, they changed his entire conception of what being alive was truly about, and immediately established within him a new clarity he'd previously lacked.

This changes his whole conception of himself, to think, 'There is another one like me.' " A Lifetime of Frustration After a lifetime of wondering, Mr. Cellura, whose father died 10 years ago and whose 89-year-old mother has dementia, began contacting New York State in 1999 seeking his birth records.

"The España library changed our conception of ourselves," he added.

It has changed our conception of what constitutes weapons and warfare and how both may be used against us.

And the tenor Nicky Spence changed my conception of the Novice.

The election of Arthur B. Davies as president of the association changed this conception.

But the years following the American Civil War changed that conception.

In shifting physiology's focus from action to the maintenance of fixity, Cannon (and Bernard) had fundamentally changed our conception of how the human body works.