Sentence examples for common conceptions from inspiring English sources

Powers starts by refuting some common conceptions about bohemia.

The photos, like the very idea of a black cowboy, suggest that that many common conceptions of what an iconic American looks like are wrong.

"LET me tell you something," said the artist K8 Hardy, a star of the current Whitney Biennial, whose work typically subverts common conceptions of fashion and consumerism.

Earlier this year, the German Economic Institute (DIW) had released a study indicating that contrary to common conceptions, Germany had the most unequal distribution of wealth in the eurozone.

Take common conceptions of set theory as one example.

But from a distance, we can see common conceptions linking at least many of the Indian views.

We are bound together because we Americans share a common conception of the future.

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

The common conception at first was that solid-state technology would rapidly render the electron tube obsolete.

In his Paris Review interview, he said: "The common conception of how novels get written seems to me to be an exact description of writer's block.

There is a common conception that the fuerdai are being groomed to inherit their parents' businesses, but this isn't necessarily the case.