Sentence examples for clearer conception of from inspiring English sources

We would probably have a better view of America if we had a clearer conception of their writers.

Josep Gombau now plays a 3-4-3, but with a full pre-season under his belt, expect his Maliks and Boogaards to have a much clearer conception of their defensive responsibilities.

Perhaps the root of the problem - that I didn't really know what I wanted to do with my life - could be clarified and the experiences in my year off could help begin to develop a clearer conception of my future.

In this pilot study we challenged adult celiac disease patients with gluten aiming to gain a clearer conception of the gluten amount needed to cause some mucosal deterioration but without inducing excessive ill health with a resultant dropout of trial subjects.

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".

But I truly doubt Ozick has a clear conception of the active kind of life Lelyveld has lived in the public arena, and how it has been affected by private, darker shadows.

In a review of Dr. Weigley's book "Eisenhower's Lieutenants: The Campaign of France and Germany, 1944-1945" (Indiana, 1981), Drew Middleton, a correspondent for The New York Times during World War II, supported Dr. Weigley's argument that the American command "lacked a clear conception of war".

A clear conception of phenomenology awaited Husserl's development of a clear model of intentionality.

Strawson, in criticism, principally alleges that Austin had no clear conception of what the supposed referential conventions link sentences with.