Sentence examples for conceives of as from inspiring English sources

But Musk certainly can't be accused of lowering his sights, or shirking what he conceives of as his responsibility.

By turns terrified and embittered, Frédéric pours forth his thoughts on what he conceives of as his physical, moral and spiritual degeneration with an articulateness that belies his age.

Eszterhas's letter to Ovitz, in response to what he still conceives of as blackmail, was a thunderous act of insurrection, colored with a nod to "The Elephant Man" ("I am not an asset; I am a human being!"), and rounded off with itches of early hip-hop: "So do whatever you want to do, Mike, and fuck you".

He works vigorously through five decades of playwriting, tracing a clear and often highly illuminating line from JB Priestley's An Inspector Calls in 1946 through to Caryl Churchill's latest last year (Drunk Enough to Say I Love You?), evaluating each work specifically in terms of its contribution to what he conceives of as the national debate.

Normative reasons Smith conceives of as truths that speak to the issue of whether some action is justified.

Motivating reasons, on the other hand, he conceives of as psychological states of an agent that make possible a rationalizing explanation of what an agent does.

But how do you retake for your own side what is conceived of as "modern"?

Human beings always act for an end that is conceived of as good.

It is not conceived of as, for instance, running through the steps of a practical syllogism in one's head.

Among these Tagore highlights "identity conceived of as dharma".

There seems to be a larger shift away from what we have conceived of as nihilism.