Sentence examples for conceived of both from inspiring English sources

This contention about the "intimate" relation between types, tokens, and their instantiations of properties leaves one to wonder how Wollheim conceived of both universals and types.

More conceived of both spirit and body as spatially extended, but defined spiritual substance as the obverse of material extension: where body is inert and solid, but divisible; spirit is active and penetrable, but indivisible.

Alternately, or via further emanation from this Word, God creates by means of his creative power and his royal power, conceived of both as his powers, and yet as agents distinct from him, giving him, as it were, metaphysical distance from the material world (Philo Works; Dillon 1996, 139-83; Morgan 1853, 63-148; Norton 1859, 332-74; Wolfson 1973, 60-97).

MSS conceived of both genetic studies, and participated in design and coordination.

CAC-G acquired funding for the research programme, conceived of both the patient and GP studies, contributed to their design and analysis and drafted the paper.

The trick is to conceive of both at the same time.

Larkin would forever conceive of both his life and work as profoundly antiliterary.

"If the market-share numbers are as high as suggested, it is difficult to conceive of both mergers being approved simultaneously," said Glenn B. Manishin, an antitrust partner at the law firm of Kelley Drye & Warren in Washington.

Christian eschatology, which came to conceive of both an immediate judgment and a final judgment, developed the idea of a purgatory, where the dead expiated their venial sins in readiness for the final judgment.

Believing the ideological slant of the Court is the end-all and be-all before casting your ballot is a pretty narrow way to conceive of both presidential elections and the Court.

Integration can be conceived of as both an individual as well as group phenomenon.