Sentence examples for conception from from inspiring English sources
Therefore, it is important to distinguish this conception from the one used here as a normative concept of integration and a subsequent model of policy.
It isn't far in conception from their delicious 2000 semidry riesling.
"That's why it's so important to have a clear conception from the start, to start off with a clear strategy".
She gets some support for this conception from the new translation of the play by Robert Fagles.
The Un-Discovered Islands charts more than 20 islands of human conception, from phantoms to fakes, to legends.
He once said that "conception from rape occurs with approximately the same frequency as snowfall in Miami".
He had also written that abortion should not be available to rape victims because conceptions from rape occur with the same frequency as snow in Miami.
Well, O.K. It's not a bad idea to reshape conceptions from time to time, and the pairing is certainly well intentioned.
The illustrators, the authors write, "drew on images they associated with Islam, having inherited these conceptions from the Orientalist artistic legacy of the United States, as well as from impressions — perhaps latent — of Islam understood from European history".
Feinstein went on, "In 1980, he wrote a letter to the editor stating that abortion should not be available to rape victims because conceptions from rape occur with the same frequency as snow in Miami".
Three instructional strategies useful for changing student conceptions include (1) eliciting naïve conceptions from students, (2) challenging nonscientific conceptions, and (3) emphasizing conceptual frameworks throughout instruction.
