Sentence examples for conception as to why from inspiring English sources

The problem that Adams has with his quest for a united Ireland is that he has no conception as to why over 1,000,000 Irishmen and Irishwomen would wish to remain within the United Kingdom.

Theories abound as to why.

Experts are divided as to why.

The classic argument for freedom of conscience, for example, has been used to justify arrangements according to the "permission conception" as well as the "respect conception".

Our efforts in Iraq were doomed from conception, as well as being unrelated to 9/11.

The female characters and a couple of the male ones are faithful to the Shavian conception as well.

The collection will likely raise more questions than answers as to how and why our conceptions of art come to be; nevertheless, the survey of artists outside the mainstream fold is a visually enticing as it is informative.

Gingrich noted that Mourdock later clarified he had been referring to conception as an act of God, not the rape that led to it, though of course the conception and the sexual attack are inextricably linked.

"The effects could even come from before conception – that's why we have to be so cautious with advice".

"It's interesting how people have been counting back to the conception, as it were," Mr. Wooley said.

It took about a year and a half to take from conception to completion as a solo project.