Sentence examples for conception of man from inspiring English sources
Lincoln's program was based on a conception of man as laborer and climber.
This imagery is closely related to the conception of man that is held in each religion.
Characterized by satire, parody, and irony, the poem celebrates a new humanistic Renaissance conception of man in an utterly fantastical world.
As the editor of Libération, Laurent Joffrin, put it in an article in February: "Only an abstract conception of Man can confer unity upon France".
In their creation story, which is the basis of their religious beliefs, they acknowledge a supreme being "beyond the conception of man".
Instead, Freud's analysis of the psyche posited an independent, trans-historical mechanism, based on a highly personal biologic conception of man.
Her conception of "men wearing cuffed pants and white socks" is at variance with my recollection of a more colorful outfit, constituted totally of synthetic materials and comprising shiny white shoes, a wide, shiny white belt, polyester suit, generally in a garish color, with considerable latitude in choice of shirt -- Hawaiian for the trendy, closed collar and tie for business.
Traditional conceptions of man's nature and place in the world were, as a consequence, under threat.
Most of all, Braudy argues, new conceptions of men's and women's natures have diminished the connection.
The moral philosophy and spiritual conceptions of men and nations should hold their own amid these formidable scientific evolutions..
His self-styled journalistic career began in 1972 when, at the age of 19, he co-authored his first book Death Rituals of Rural Greece (Princeton University Press), and went on to Conception to Birth, Architecture and Design of Man and Woman and the InVision Guides to Healthy Heart, Sexual Health and Life Blood.
