Sentence examples for conception of all from inspiring English sources

Yagoda cites a passage from "A Treatise of Human Nature" (1740) in which Hume compared the experience of a reader of what he called "romance" to that of a reader of "true history": The latter has a more lively conception of all the incidents.

Notably, the country has deferred to foreigners in the conception of all three projects: an American architect and chief executive for the museum, a Swiss architect for the Topography of Terror and a New York architect, Peter Eisenman, for the Holocaust Memorial.

The conception of all other religions as "idolatry" (i.e., as rendering absolute devotion or trust to what is less than divine) has often served to justify the destructive and fanatical action of the religion that is considered to be the only true one.

According to Rawls there can be a 'decent hierarchical society' which is not based on the liberal conception of all persons as free and equal, but instead views persons as "responsible and cooperating members of their respective groups" but not inherently equal (1999a: 66).

The perfect conception of all flighty but characterful Main Line socialite gals rolled into one, the story without her is almost inconceivable".

The German doctor wanted "[n]ot just to prove the existence of one disease, but to change the conception of all disease".

Accounting for the running environment of primary and secondary device integration, the conception of all-in-one device and a distributed centralized protection structure are proposed to deal with those problems from the aspects of the topology, hardware and software design.

MLM, HQN, MC, RK, DEG, NDG, CRR were involved in the conception and design of all stages of the study.

PSD and MHW participated in conception, execution of all experiments within the study, as well as the writing of the manuscript.

MF participated in the acquisition of the data, was primarily involved in the conception, design, screening of all levels and drafting of the manuscript.

The Romantics' emphasis on unity, the importance of art as a form of self-expression essential to the development of the self, and the organic conception of nature all have an important place in Bosanquet's work.