Sentence examples for conception of him from inspiring English sources

I believe that God can indeed make us larger, freer, and more loving; it is our current conception of Him that has rendered Him null and void.

Among the many who remembered Lincoln from personal acquaintance, one was sure he had known him more intimately than any of the rest and influenced the world's conception of him more than all the others put together.

Baudelaire's self-image, and by extension the conception of him held by many of his biographers, centers on the idea that he is an exceptional case, a genius who cannot be held to prosaic standards of behavior and character.

Setting the tone early on – "Sitting eating sushi in the city, incredibly chilled out reading Nietzsche #stereotypicalfootballer" – the 29-year-old Barton demonstrated an interest in philosophy, politics, literature and art so at odds with our previous conceptions of him that it was even suggested someone else was tweeting on his behalf.

He showed his greatest originality in his masnawis, where his new conception of plot caused him to abandon the genre's traditional narrative style and to embark on a novel theory of mimesis.

The concert ended with Tchaikovsky's Quartet No. 2 in F. A popular conception of Tchaikovsky casts him as an overtly Romantic composer, but the Artemis's dynamic performance of this teeming piece made a case for Tchaikovsky as a master of elusiveness.

However that may be, Aristotle's conception of thinking implicates him in supposing that thought involves grasping the structural features of the objects of thought.

For further views, see Gilbert 2009 (some discussion of which is below), Korsgaard's interpretation of Kant in her 2009, 189ff, and Roth 2004, whose conception of intentions allows him to appeal to an interpersonal mechanism similar in some respects to that of commands.

Whitman's conception of natural man liberated him, he believed, from the sense of sin induced by a strict Calvinist upbringing.

Hitler's racist ideology and his brutal conception of power politics caused him to pursue certain aims in those European countries conquered by the Germans in the period 1939 42.

Einstein's relativistic conception of curved space led him to envision the universe as static and unchanging in size, but de Sitter maintained that relativity actually implied that the universe was constantly expanding.