Sentence examples for conception made from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lacombe's agile, transparent and winningly energized conception made this one of the most exhilarating accounts of "Firebird" I've ever heard.

The drummer Jeff Watts possesses the prime characteristic of all great jazz musicians: he has a complete sound, a system, a conception, made of rhythm and timbre and logic, and it stays present no matter what goes on around him.

His Quaestio de Conceptione Virginis Immaculatae was a reiteration of some of the arguments for the Immaculate Conception made by Duns Scotus.

Similarly, Orion's conception made him a symbol of the philosophical child, an allegory of philosophy springing from multiple sources, in the Renaissance as in alchemical works, with some variations.

If such a conception makes sense then, by tailoring the concept of physical reality so as make it true by definition that the quantum theory is not local, Bohr's response might embrace separability and even concede the validity of the EPR argument, but still block the impact of EPR on the issue of completeness.

By Alex Ross In David Pountney's staging, brutality threatens to become trivialized, but the grandeur of his conception makes the Armory a scenic landscape of the deadly sins.

Guest posts have been a fundamental part of Guardian Cardiff since its conception – making sure the project was a platform for a number of voices representing the city.

Jesus's miraculous conception makes the holy family somewhat atypical, and he seems to have had a problematic relationship with his relatives, who at one time try to lock him up because they think he is mad.

Application of this conception makes easier the stratigraphic interpretation of the Pleistocene deposits in the region.

But this conception makes it difficult to explain how God can enter into relational situations.

But, since the collective conception makes none of those claims, it is largely untouched by that scepticism.