Sentence examples for conceives it as from inspiring English sources

At the same time he conceives it as having substance, as being some kind of spirit which carries out its functions unconsciously.

In the places where he explicitly mentions sensibility in the concrete, psychological sense,[74] Natorp conceives it as never conveying or "giving" the mind an object, ready-made.

Jones (1980, p. 59) conceives it as "the notion that corporations have an obligation to constituent groups in society other than stockholders and beyond that prescribed by law or union contract…" Despite the conceptual nuances, some common ground is widely acknowledged in the definition of CSR (Moon, 2002a; SustainAbility, 2004; van Marrewijk, 2003).

But as our discussion of the inhibition sum above showed, Herbart in psycho-statics conceives it as the sum of the (amount of) inhibition each of a number of conflicting representations must partially "bear" for them all to reach a state of equilibrium.

Its creators conceived it as a chance to celebrate the Humanist values of reason, compassion, hope and humanity.

He conceived it as a project to promote keyboard facility.

"They are conceiving it as a personal problem".

Fosse conceived it as a vehicle for Verdon, his third wife and longtime muse.

Yet Crowe clearly conceived it as one with an independent heart.

"The state is not conceiving it as a social problem," he said.

It's brutal, breathless and audacious – and yet Gadd conceived it as his compromise with the mainstream.