Sentence examples for conception of it from inspiring English sources

However, if a conception is of something common to an object and all other things, then there can be nothing in any of its causes not reflected in the conception of it itself; whatever is present in the cause will be present in it as well, hence reflected in the idea of it.

Whether or not World War I changed its real nature between 1914 and 1918, the prevailing conception of it underwent significant alteration.

Mrs. Nakamura's conception of it — and awe of it — was typical.

But could he, at 68, mould our conception of it afresh?

That being said, our conception of it has changed since our first few brainstorming sessions.

The other has a common sense conception of it which he thought out for himself over his anvil.

Cultures or religions have similar concept of justice with very dissimilar conceptions of it.

Disjointed allusions to the Ragnarök, found in many other sources, show that conceptions of it varied.

Because sophistry is a disputed notion, people may have different conceptions of it, and some conceptions may be simply mistaken.

Studies looking at the attitude of German teachers and student teachers towards creativity, their understanding and conceptions of it and their will to integrate new ideas in their own class are sorely lacking.

Others are doing their conceptions of it throughout the country.