Sentence examples for clear conception from inspiring English sources

For Rawls this would involve some clear conception of justice, defined in terms of fairness.

He described the Starr house as confused, without a clear conception.

"That's why it's so important to have a clear conception from the start, to start off with a clear strategy".

Some people start with a clear conception of what they want to do and then execute their plan.

Risk is best undertaken, it goes without saying, at an early age, when you have no dependents or mortgage or clear conception of your own limitations.

He himself had no clear conception of how to exercise "fair governance with absolute powers", other than through a system of "benevolent despotism".

Others don't start with clear conceptions, they just go through trial and error.

Neither the 25-point party program of 1920 nor Hitler's autobiographical political manifesto, Mein Kampf ("My Struggle," 1925), contained clear conceptions of the shape that German politics and society would take under the Nazis, but Hitler and his propagandists had communicated clearly that the changes would be fundamental and come at the expense of Germany's racial enemies.

A) Fostering clear conceptions of the myriad ways lawyers can serve the public interest.

With greater persistency of purpose, and closer application, Slidell might have become a luminary of science; with his clear conceptions and great command of language, by study and patience he could have been an author of no ordinary note; and had he continued in military instead of civil pursuits, he doubtless would have attained eminence in an army career.

In the present study, we designed a prize-guessing game which was analogous to adult "gambling" tasks but more child-friendly, because children have neither clear conceptions of money nor of the relative quantities used in adult tasks.