Sentence examples for conception of one from inspiring English sources

But gaining a conception of one's good on the whole, let alone an accurate one, and an understanding of what genuinely contributes to it, is something that is very difficult to do.

Moreover, if Reid is correct and it is the province of reason to form a conception of one's good on the whole, then Hume's more extravagant claims about reason also cannot be correct.

Now Ensler is taking on her biggest professional challenge yet with the conception of "ONE BILLION RISING: Dance, Strike, Rise".

Almost every evening at dinner there is a phone call proclaiming everything but the immaculate conception of one contender or another.

They are concerned about the state of mind and character, the set of values, the attitudes to oneself and to others, and the conception of one's own place in the common life of a community that belong to just persons simply insofar as they are just.

Our approach involved a 4-stage procedure: sampling, data collection, coding and conception of one or more theories.

One example is prenatal ultrasound altering conceptions of one's own body, pregnancy, and being expecting (including moral dilemmas of abortion) (Verbeek, 2008).

This makes implicit biases especially puzzling and uniquely disturbing to the self-conception of one who worries (as she should) that she may harbor such biases despite her conscious commitments.

An alternative explanation for this could be that depressive thoughts are frequently combined with negative conceptions of one's own sense of balance, which was found to be a prominent risk factor for falls in our and previous other studies.

On a correspondence conception of truth, one might add that to be fully justified in believing a proposition to be true one must be acquainted not only with the fact that makes the proposition true but the relation of correspondence that holds between the proposition and the fact.

But as with the previous conception of payback, one should not confuse the concept of payback with the concept of retribution.