Sentence examples for conception is that from inspiring English sources

The classical conception is that beauty consists of an arrangement of integral parts into a coherent whole, according to proportion, harmony, symmetry, and similar notions.

One popular conception is that the man is a jerk who simply got lucky.

The popular conception is that business is about winning and thus if there's a winner then there's also a loser.

The only problem with this conception is that once the veneer shatters, we're left with a hollow center.

The peculiar thing about donor conception is that on the one hand it privileges genetics: the fertile partner gets to be a real, biological parent.

A popular conception is that toilet waste is jettisoned mid-air; which could have given a Gold Coast farmer some interesting manna from heaven.

The original conception was that Dolly would be a completely handmade doll, created by her owner.

My original conception was that the three kids had effectively sunk into a collective state of repression so deep-set that it was as if the parents had never existed at all.

The participant's conception was that adults think that they are being kind when they give treats to children.

The nurses' conception was that the only prevention strategy a CHC-nurse can offer is general advice and that no resolute measures are ever taken by the CHC.

Their conception was that those children who were earlier regarded as having a healthy weight were now regarded as being thin.