Sentence examples for conceived world from inspiring English sources
Towers of paper and color jut into the viewer's space inviting playful interactions between the viewer and this conceived world.
So I was drawn to the role-playing game Dungeons & Dragons, where players create imaginary personas and sally forth into mutually conceived worlds of swords and sorcery.
For purposes here, it will serve well enough just to assume some generic version of this view on which such abstractly conceived worlds can perform their theoretical tasks in virtue of certain actualistically unobjectionable modal properties.
Suppose, however, that worlds were conceived as world stories, i.e., as maximal consistent sets of propositions (see Section 2).
Since realism of this kind assumes the existence of a gap between how man conceives the world and the way the world really is, skeptical scenarios such as this one (or Descartes' Evil demon) present a formidable challenge.
"Embassytown" belongs to the science fiction subgenre of planetary romance, in which the main purpose is to explore a richly conceived alien world.
She is the daughter of a thrice-married High Court judge, while he is the love child, conceived during World War II, of a middle-class factory owner.
Emerson felt that there was no place for free will in the chains of mechanical cause and effect that rationalist philosophers conceived the world as being made up of.
Conceptually conceived before World War II it only became possible because of the development of nuclear reactors during the war.
In two years time, the United Kingdom will no longer be a member of the European Union, a project that was first conceived after World War II and counts Winston Churchill as one of its founding fathers.
