Sentence examples for conceived in other from inspiring English sources

The judgment of the dead as conceived in other religions (e.g., Christianity, Islām, Zoroastrianism, Orphism) is basically a test of orthodoxy or ritual status, although moral qualities were included to varying degrees.

The divine had to be conceived, in other words, not as sublimely transcendent, but as spirituality that is embodied in many different ways.

The public, the bulk of the public--in the months after 9/11, took in the "appearance" (stated by John McCain on Letterman as early as October, 2011) that the then anthrax threat might have been conceived in none other than Iraq.

It is a reflection of the way human beings directly engage their world, the result of a bare human propensity to see some things as naturally grouped with others or as usefully conceived in comparison with others.

Dr. Zavos said he would use cloning only to help infertile couples who could not conceive in any other way.

But unlike Judd's work in steel and concrete, where endurance is central to form, Burnham's buildings — elaborately engineered and carefully conceived in relationship to each other — are simultaneously substantial and ephemeral; with army-green canvas roofs tied by nylon ropes, it's obvious that these stilted structures are cast as provisional.

As AA sequences, the conservation of the site was partially conceived in the genes of other major groups.

However, several recent studies seem to highlight the potential limitations of severity criteria as currently conceived in predicting functioning and other important outcome variables.

Others, conceived in an emergency, have a constricted character that might have caused as many problems as they solved.

Some of the women did not realize they were pregnant when they were vaccinated, and others conceived in the four weeks after receiving the shot, despite strong warnings not to become pregnant in that time.

His interpretation relies on the claim that particular modes, conceived in relation to all the other particular modes, follow from God's nature.