Sentence examples for conceived negatively from inspiring English sources

The first of these designates the human condition as such, conceived negatively as a "state of humanity" in contrast to both the amoral state of beasts but also "toward [or against] God".

Never think negatively, always think positively.

"He doesn't think negatively".

But England must not think negatively.

Don't think negatively.

Never think negatively.

Benjamin's claim is that a genuine understanding of the allegorical as it emerged in its highest form in the 17th century has been obscured by, on the one hand, the later Romantic aestheticizing of the symbol and, on the other, by the tendency to conceive the allegorical negatively in its contrast with this devalued, aesthetic concept.

American trade news magazine Publishers Weekly reacted negatively to the book, writing that "Whitehead disappoints in this intriguingly conceived but static tale of a small town with an identity crisis".

HS conceived the study.

IT conceived the idea.

SBL conceived the idea.