Sentence examples for conception of her from inspiring English sources

But I'm glad you imagined her entering politics: that was part of my conception of her".

Another follower, from Botswana, credited the seer with making possible the conception of her child.

One moving song, "I Had a Baby", forensically details the circumstances of the conception of her fourth child.

Frances seems too adult to be so self-involved, and that is a compliment to the conception of her character.

Zhang seems to have modeled herself after the English governess who defied society's conception of her proper place.

Much of this has to do with Ms. Akalaitis's conception of her Greek chorus, which appears to be her chief interest.

Asquith's The Woman in Question (1950), a Rashomon-like tale of a murder victim (Kent) seen in flashback through the eyes of five people who had disparate conceptions of her, was the opportunity for a tour de force.

Imaging examinations, blood tests or genetic tests may disclose (anatomical, biochemical, immunological, biomolecular or other) conditions that influence the person's conception of his or her health and wellbeing – even though he or she does not (yet) suffer from any symptoms of the disease.

I shall reconstruct Arendt's political philosophy along four major themes: (1) her conception of modernity, (2) her theory of action, (3) her theory of judgment, and (4) her conception of citizenship.

She is special to us, but we do not believe in much of the Mary worship of other Christian faiths, including the immaculate conception of Mary, her perpetual virginity, or the assumption.

While one brother sees her simply as an exotic "other" whom he can bed without forming attachments -- very different from the attitude toward white women of the same time period, whose virtue was unequivocal and untouchable -- the other is downright violent in his conception of Dido, calling her "repulsive" but still expressing a desire to rape her.