Sentence examples for clashing conceptions from inspiring English sources
Once again, the difference may flow from the clashing conceptions of human nature.
His 1950s recordings were characterized by a light, smooth tone and rhythmic complexity; on occasion the intricacy of his rhythmic conceptions clashed with his precise timing and advanced technique.
Elizabeth Anderson (2000) analyzes how the clash between these two conceptions relates to convention and normativity.
These revolts have immediately performed a kind of ideological house-cleaning, sweeping away the racist conceptions of a clash of civilisations that consign Arab politics to the past.
But it was in the First String Quartet of 1951 that Carter's new conception of independent musical layers, sometimes co-operating, sometimes clashing in purposeful disunity, came fully into focus.
Clashing in the night, the ignorant armies of ideologues endow each other's cherished self-conceptions with the veracity they crave.
All conceptions now maculate.
Aristotle denies both conceptions.
Feminist Conceptions of Objectivity.
