Sentence examples for conceiving the world from inspiring English sources
In conceiving the world order with open societies, globalism is advocated as an idealistic goal.
If you are eating another's food, engaging with their lives, engaging with their ways of conceiving the world, that is a welcome engagement.
On the latter front, if a religious way of conceiving the world is at complete odds with contemporary science, that would count as grounds for revising the religious outlook.
Quine supports an epistemic thesis when he claims that incompatible scientific theories can account equally adequately for the data available to us (his underdetermination thesis) and that "there are various defensible ways of conceiving the world", (Quine 1992: 102).
Many years ago, when Al Gore was sitting in his little office, or wherever he was, just conceiving the World Wide Web, he couldn't have imagined how valuable a resource it would be for career-oriented go-getters.
Feuerbach regards the theological standpoint as "practical" because it imagines God as a being separate from the world, upon which he acts according to purposes similar to those that guide the actions of human beings, rather than conceiving the world as a necessary, and hence rationally intelligible, consequence of the divine nature.
Whitehead read the dialogue through the lens of neo-Platonism, conceiving the world-soul as an emanation from a wholly transcendent demiurge.
Luria catalogues various difficulties that S. experienced navigating everyday life, linking them to profound deficits he identified in S.'s ability to conceive the world in abstract terms.
A founder of the theory of law and economics, Posner conceives the world of the commentariat as a market and tries to uncover what economic flaw explains our lousy product.
