Sentence examples for conceived as a true from inspiring English sources

All these traditions are poured into a work that has been conceived as a true illuminated manuscript, a reworking of the Book of Job with Sheila Mechtilde Henriques, nee Chong, as the sufferer transfigured by affliction..

All these traditions are poured into a work that has been conceived as a true illuminated manuscript, a reworking of the Book of Job with Sheila Mechtilde Henriques, nee Chong, as the sufferer transfigured by affliction.

The event is conceived as having a true additive effect on the underlying scale.

But the multiple births that often result have been consistently linked with poorer health outcomes than singleton births a phenomenon that is true of naturally conceived as well as ART births.

The mosque was, in fact, conceived as a prototype one-fifth the size of Hussein's true ambition -- the Saddam Mosque, which would have been one of the biggest in the world.

" We don't know if True Detective's Rust Cohle was conceived as a Hamburger SV supporter but it's an affliction that would have nicely complemented his nihilism and post-drug-abuse visions.

Given an object of scientific cognition, the cognition is conceived as a process never "definitively concluded," as Cohen says; rather, "every true concept is a new question, none is a final answer" (Cohen 1885, cited at Natorp 1918a: 19).

Now, since the quest for truth takes place in and by language conceived as a kind of instrument, it is unnecessary to imagine that they aim to discern or expound the true.

Suppose what was almost never true, Marx said: that the economy was not growing at all — that it might be conceived as a fixed bowl of soup.

The roof is conceived as a park.

"Tick" was originally conceived as a one-man show.