Sentence examples for common conception that from inspiring English sources
There is a common conception that the fuerdai are being groomed to inherit their parents' businesses, but this isn't necessarily the case.
The common conception that the heir to the throne had to marry his predecessor's oldest daughter has been disproved; kingship did not pass through the female line.
The right of gay men to be dull and humourless is being undermined by the common conception that homosexuals are stylish and witty, an academic has suggested.
In this engrossing study of the last four years of Mozart's life, Wolff argues against the common conception that the composer's mysterious death was "foreshadowed by, and reflected in, some characteristics of his late work".
He examines the work of musicians including Albert Schweitzer,… In this engrossing study of the last four years of Mozart's life, Wolff argues against the common conception that the composer's mysterious death was "foreshadowed….
The findings go against a common conception that "dumber species will have different genes" for brain development than more intelligent species, Borrell says.
It is based on the common sense conception that causes proceed their effects in time.
The common conception at first was that solid-state technology would rapidly render the electron tube obsolete.
The common conception is that under oxygen-limiting conditions, VHb is induced in order to bind the remaining oxygen and deliver it to the terminal respiratory oxidase(s) to maintain aerobic respiration at a high level under these conditions (Stark et al. 2011; Webster 1987).
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.
