Sentence examples for conception a from inspiring English sources
After conception, a soul made a contract with God, without which birth was impossible.
Dubai has the tallest building and, according to a popular conception, a seven-star hotel.
In his conception, a simple robot (a "Turing machine") is supplied with a paper tape.
At the beginning of eighth grade last year, she transferred to Immaculate Conception, a nearby Catholic school.
Sixty years ago this house was modern not just in design but conception, a radical new architectural project.
Within two weeks of conception, a female embryo's primordial germ cells begin the assembly of her future children.
On the other side, anti-abortion activists insist that from the moment of conception a foetus has an inalienable right to existence.
This detective, Victor Getz, is a grand conception: a self-deprecating fellow with a vast collection of beards and mustaches, two pet turtles and chronic sore feet.
One essay, wittily entitled "Samurai of Swat," delves into Japanese baseball and what it tells us of the Japanese self-conception: a great deal as it turns out.
They provide "an unwavering self-conception, a foundation for relating to others, a plan for success and an excuse for failure," Paul concludes.
On this latter state-conception, a world is a complete distribution of properties, relations and magnitudes over the appropriate kinds of entities.
