Sentence examples for conception of and from inspiring English sources

But so far his conception of and argument for the idea of the beautiful as that which is perfect and complete in itself has been entirely negative; what is it in a beautiful object that can so please us and yet distract us completely from our ordinary concern with ourselves and our own pleasures?

He is what can be described as a 'meta-candidate', one who changes the very conception of and expectations from a presidential candidate.

It illustrates how the professional and personal values and behaviours of staff play a fundamental role in their conception of and co-production of quality in everyday practice.

EG was involved in the conception of Team ACCESS and conception and design of specific research studies.

SV involved in drafting and conception of manuscript and acquisition of data.

JGP: design and conception of project and follow-up discussions of results.

The painting stuns with its conception of physical and spiritual vision as one and the same.

But the proliferation of content, in both volume and access, requires a brand new conception of sharing and curation.

And it goes back to the conception of negative and positive liberty.

Finally, both the conception of force and the conception of the virus are concepts devised by analogy.

The conceptions of, and aspirations for, general education are consequential.