Sentence examples for conception it has from inspiring English sources

A failure at its conception, it has shaped the course of human history at two of its most significant turning points.

From its conception it has been regarded as a showcase of China's engineering prowess and economic might.

Since its conception, it has been considered the brainchild of Mr. Kinsley, but it survived his departure in 2002 after selecting Jacob Weisberg, then the site's chief political correspondent, as editor.

THE esteem in which mankind holds its furrier friends may be an indicator of the conception it has nurtured of itself.

"The battle had been as brilliant in execution as it had been in conception; it had no parallel in France or on any other front, but rather looked forward in principle and even in detail to the Blitzkrieg of 1939".

Dante's Divine Comedy is a poem that has flourished for more than 650 years: in the simple power of its striking imaginative conceptions it has continued to astonish generations of readers; for more than a hundred years it has been a staple in all higher educational programs in the Western world; and it has continued to provide guidance and nourishment to the major poets of our own times.

However, the special agricultural safeguard would have to be revised from its original conception, because it has serious design problems that make it less applicable in countries with a history of high inflation or exchange rate overvaluation.

That being said, our conception of it has changed since our first few brainstorming sessions.

There's a measure in Colorado that would define personhood as beginning at the moment of conception, but it hasn't ginned up much attention, perhaps because even some pro-life people are queasy about such a stern line.

One organization, the American College of Pediatricians, presents itself as a scientific resource claiming that life begins at conception, but it has actually been declared by the Southern Poverty Law Center as a hate group for its anti-LGBT agenda, among its other beliefs.

Instead of pitting conceptions of value against conceptions of rights, it has been suggested that there may be two different conceptions of intrinsic value in play in discussion about environmental good and evil.