Yet, in today's world, this conceived ideal does not represent the reality of public education.
Kathryn Gines (2003), for example, argues that conserving and preserving a positive concept of racial identity serves as "a source of heritage and even resistance and empowerment" against future possible assaults against the humanity of non-white people striving together for the accomplishment of certain more or less vividly conceived ideals of life (66).
Dominic was gifted in being able to conceive his ideal, to form his men to that ideal, and then to trust them completely.
Since the war, Japan has for the most part conceived the ideal regional framework to be an Asia-Pacific fusion in partnership with the United States.
It allows conceiving an ideal vehicle and together the optimization goals for different sub-trees and subsystems.
In the words of Thomas Merton, "To renounce the pleasure of one's dearest illusions about oneself is to die more effectively than one could ever do by allowing oneself to be killed for a clearly conceived personal ideal".
Instead of creating a red-carpet gown or a luxe new dining room, Ananth conceives brand-new, ideal materials from the atoms-up, with ideal properties for making our lives easier.
In this traveling seminar, we will investigate the architectural and urban history of Rome, stressing projects (both realized and ideal) conceived during the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries.
Often in Asia, developers advertise their ability to transform the landscape into an ideal conceived by some golfing great like Jack Nicklaus, complete with the imported flora of a distant northern clime pine trees, for example.
Radha is conceived as the ideal of the parakiya woman, and the Vaishnava-Sahajiyas never attempted (as did some sects of Vaishnavism) to depict her as the wife of Krishna.
