Sentence examples for conceived in terms of from inspiring English sources
Modern urban planning was a matter of buildings and roads, largely conceived in terms of infrastructure.
A home for Antinori could be conceived in terms of the hill, he argued.
Physics is the science of the motions and actions of physical bodies conceived in terms of cause and effect.
Suppose that architecture, conceived in terms of Euclidean reality, actually reached a vanishing point with Mies van der Rohe, leaving only echoes behind.
On one shore, political institutions are conceived in terms of divine authority and spiritual redemption; on the other they are not.
This finding is relevant both for therapy, conceived in terms of learning, and for designing programs in the context of rehabilitation and recovery in schizophrenia.
The implication here is that ethics or morality is conceived in terms essentially of character.
Salvation and the way to redemption are conceived in terms more liberal than those of Theravada.
How is it that this interface has been conceived of, in terms of urban planning projects, both historically and in terms of future projects?
Death was conceived of in terms of appalling grimness, unrelieved by any hope of salvation through human effort or divine compassion.
"Captain Fantastic," which premièred at the Sundance Film Festival, in January, is conceived not in terms of symbols or experiences or even drama but as a series of emotional tugs and jolts intersected with its ideological sympathies and conundrums.
