Sentence examples for conception distinct from from inspiring English sources

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He meant by this that each of the composer's dozen great works was the realization of a conception distinct from all the others, rather than successive efforts to attain perfection in the last or best of a series.

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Our pooled models showed that the Eastern European pattern of second conceptions was distinct from that in Western Europe; second conception risks were very low in the 1990s.

But Condillac maintained that the being itself would not at first have any conception of objects distinct from itself or even any conception of itself, let alone any views on the metaphysical status of its sensory states.

This treatise, unlike the Book of Definitions and Book of Substances is a distinctly Jewish work of philosophy, as it combines doctrines of soul drawn from Ibn Hasday's Neoplatonist with Jewish scriptural proof texts, supporting a Neoplatonist conception of soul as distinct from mortal spirit, combined with the Rabbinic Jewish belief in reward and punishment of souls.

The republican conception of liberty is certainly distinct from both Greenian positive and negative conceptions.

There is a secular moral concept of evil which is distinct from fictional or religious conceptions, and it is this secular conception of evil that is meant most often when the term 'evil' is used in moral and political contexts (see Garrard 2002, 325; Card 2010, 10 17).

We saw above that potentially the class of properties defined by the theory-conception of the physical was distinct from the class of properties defined by the object-conception.

And "second, there is no logical conception of 'proper' grammar as distinct from 'bad' grammar that people lapse into out of ignorance or laziness".

Similarly, since we have no (abstract) idea of existence, distinct from the conception of particular objects, there is no basis for claiming that the idea of God implies his actual existence.

It may be counter-productive to focus resources on those who hold well-formulated culturally patterned notions about their illness, which, although distinct from biomedical conceptions, nevertheless, serve them positively in times of crisis.

This conception of programmability in CWNs is distinct from the traditional view of programmability (which also applied to SWNs) which implicitly assumes non-autonomous programming.

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