Sentence examples for conceived always from inspiring English sources

Since things are conceived through their causes, and modes are conceived always through the attribute to which they belong, there can be no trans-attribute causation.

The set pieces are skillfully conceived and always affecting, especially the ingenious quintet (a canon) near the end.

The explanation for this is arguably straightforward: Taylor's fragrances were carefully conceived and always good enough to stand on their own two feet, with or without her endorsement.

If intentional contents are ideal matters in the sense of types of particular matters, and if this kind of type may remain constant while the intentional object and hence the (sub- propositional content differsub- propositionalentional contents thus conceivediffersthenwaysurelytintentional-)propositional contents, as Husserl's thusry would have it.

In traditional philosophy we always speak of a kind of first principle or origin and that origin is always conceived as self-identical (again something like a Garden of Eden principle).

In the past Ms. Lin has always conceived of her different career strands as separate.

No, would be the instant response, it was always conceived of as a whole.

We have always conceived of ourselves as bringers of order, but the risk is equally imposing -- that chaos wins, "and universal darkness buries all".

"I'd always conceived of the story as this dense experience," Kelly says, "because that's what I'm drawn to myself.

He dislikes the campfire stories they enjoy, lurid tales "affirming that Tasmania was as they had always conceived it in their ignorance, a grotesque Gothic horrorland".

Restaurants have always conceived of wine lists as prime sources of profits, but increasingly wine has become a marketing tool as well.