Sentence examples for conception itself from inspiring English sources

Most important, the conception itself is unimaginative.

Their songs, especially, strike you as juvenile, and that suggests that the conception itself is off cue.

If this is true, then female orgasm has played a crucial role in successful human reproduction — even though it is not necessary to conception itself.

Although Immaculate Conception itself reopened for classes on Nov. 5, much work needs to be done to repair mud-filled classrooms and rebuild a destroyed library and chemistry lab.

"Hail Mary" goes so far as to import the story of the Immaculate Conception into the drab modern world, making Mary a sullen Swiss adolescent living in a shabby working-class milieu, and imagining the conception itself as a moment of terrifying carnal ecstasy.

That Wittgenstein was unable to give any examples of simple objects was not seen as an objection to the logical conception itself.

In 1981, he wrote a seminal memorandum for the Reagan administration which said that "Human rights is at the core of our foreign policy, because it is central to America's conception of itself". Abrams became one of the foremost advocates of abandoning pro-American dictators when democratic alternatives were available.

According to Ockham's metaphysics there are only individuals in the world so that when an individual causes a concept to exist in the mind, it causes an individual concept and hence a singular conception of itself.

It was a period that marked an enormous change in the country's conception of itself.

"In Britain's conception of itself," opined the Times, "the myth of the wooded island looms large.

Or can a wine list reflect a restaurant's best conception of itself, no matter how unconventional?