Sentence examples for conception goes from inspiring English sources

Asian Americans, the popular conception goes, do not protest.

"It's conception goes back a couple of years," says Jarrod Fidden, Awake Dating's CEO, in his heavy Australian accent over Skype.

This conception went through two main stages.

But Newton's exploitation of the kinematic conception went much deeper than had Barrow's.

As one detractor put it: "As a female IT tech person, both at work and seemingly to the entire community some days, and a loyal Dell user, I am sorely aggrieved that Dell chose to give birth to 'Della.' Another male (I hope) engineered conception gone awry.

Echoing Constant, Michael Walzer considers that the two conceptions "go hand in hand" since "the security provided by the authorities cannot just be enjoyed; it must itself be secured, and sometimes against the authorities themselves.

The latter is rich and strange idea of time that is completely at odds with the standard, linear conception, which goes back to Aristotle, as a sequence of now-points extending from the future through the present and into the past.

The "catalytic event" in its conception was going to see expansive Detroit house DJ Theo Parrish in action at London's Plastic People club.

Some who had worked with the two men said yesterday that Mr. Raines and Mr. Boyd had had a vision for the newspaper -- to dominate coverage of the most important events at a time of increasing news media competition -- that was right in conception but went awry in execution.

But while the spirit displayed by the team since his arrival means it would be even more inexcusable than usual to cast that most brainless of criticisms 'he lacks passion', it is also true that his conception of going on the attack does not match the one to which the country has, hitherto, been accustomed.

Forty years after conception, Dolby went public 2005; shares up 100% since January 2006.