"I've spoken to many researchers who think that following these ideas through won't just lead to better videogames – it'll lead to new kinds of videogames, new genres even, where the player is tasked with doing things that are hard to conceive of right now.
Taha opposed secularism — he once declared that the secular West "is not a civilization because its values are confused" — and he could not conceive of rights outside the framework of Islam and the Koran.
He spoke in an essentially personal capacity; he declined to endorse same-sex marriage as a constitutional right that transcends state law; and, in cases like this at least, he seemed to conceive of rights as something that majorities confer on minorities when they please.
They could conceive of rights as giving agent-relative reasons to each actor to refrain from doing actions violative of such rights.
6. Analogously, I can conceive of something not thought of by me right now, even if in order to do so I must employ a representation that is conceived of by me right now.
The forthcoming battle for Oklahoma cuts to the heart of how we conceive of our rights as American citizens, how we interpret and respect our constitutional values of plurality and individual freedom.
While the Igbo and the Ubang alike are wont to conceive of the rights and freedoms of individuals in universalistic and egalitarian ways, they at the same time espouse the notion that certain characteristics (including gender, generation, lineage membership, birth order, experience, etc).
As Aquinas and his followers conceived of it, things earn the appellation "right" when they align fully with the natural law.
The first is how deliberately the 1964 Civil Rights Act was conceived of as the accomplishment of white men.
Daugherty is right to claim that Barthelme conceived of himself as an heir of the modernist tradition — in particular, of Beckett.
