Sentence examples for conception of roles from inspiring English sources

If roles or positions generate moral or reason-giving obligations, we need some conception of roles that does not yield the implausible implication that Nazis had moral obligations to herd Jews into gas chambers.

A neo-Piagetian theoretical and analytic framework was used to study children's understandings of interpersonal dynamics in the classroom context and their conceptions of roles and intentions of peers and teachers.

Recent studies have substantially expanded our conception of the roles for glia in function and maintenance of the adult nervous system.

The acting can only be judged in terms of the Bolt conception of the roles: in these terms, it is quite good, except perhaps for Alec Guinness, who is lit and made up like Fu Manchu, and for Ralph Richardson's excessively English characterisation: "Oh dear, not another purge".

Future research could usefully examine whether the lawyers in other established and emerging destination countries in and outside of the Caribbean have a similarly nuanced conception of their roles along the lines of what was found in the current analysis.

One crucial moment when women had more problems adhering to treatment was when they were looking forward to finding a partner and creating a family (especially among women with a traditional conception of gender roles).

Further, we need some conception of a role or position that does not reduce all obligations to obligations of role or position.

But Steber's conception of the role grew quickly.

And what authority did Scalia cite for his broad conception of the role of the state?

WASHINGTON -- Supreme Court confirmation hearings are usually designed to probe a nominee's conception of the role of the justices.

The tenor Gerhard Siegel's vodka-swilling Shuisky convincingly realizes Mr. Bieito's unusually menacing conception of the role.