Sentence examples for common conception in from inspiring English sources

El capitán It's a common conception in Venezuela that if they are to play in a World Cup they must be able to call on players who are performing regularly in the world's most competitive leagues.

140 "The Pillars" was used in various senses in ancient times (cp. §5 below), but the more common conception in Strabo's time appears to have been that of Calpe (the Rock of Gibraltar) and Abilyx (Ximiera, i.e. "Ape Mountain," in Africa.

This view is in sharp contrast with the common conception of information, in which meaning has an essential role.

An intriguing finding in our present and previous study [24] is the subcellular localization of B-type RIFINs, which is found in the parasite compartment labeled with Pfg27 in gametocytes, disagreeing with the common conception of RIFIN involvement in antigenic variation at the surface of infected cells.

Double Zero, called doppio zero in Italian, is super fine and can be difficult to find in the U.S. Despite common conception, Double Zero isn't necessarily low in protein because it is super fine.

In the common conception, solutions to evil require retribution, and the most obvious way to achieve retribution is through violence.

But through our shared basic ability to refer to pleasure, preserved since childhood, Stoics and hedonists continue to disagree about a shared subject, without the Stoics sharing in our common conception that pleasure is feeling that is actually good.

This suggests that a shift in the common conception months could restore balance to the birth rate.

Hempton says he's "staggered" by this -- it does seem to fly in the face of the common conception of how markets work.

In the end, Mr. De May's conclusion about the murder is that, while the behavior of the witnesses was hardly beyond reproach, the common conception of exactly what occurred that night is not in fact what occurred.

As the Mail Online pointed out this week, with its story on Lover's £7,000-a-term public school education, those involved in graffiti range far from the common conception of teenagers from rough council estates.