Sentence examples for conception of that from inspiring English sources

Freedom unconstrained by a substantive conception of that which makes life worthwhile is a recipe for meaninglessness.

Speaking of which, the circuit also distributed a new artist's conception of that straight and the grandstand.

The architectural conception of that church consisted of erecting a huge round dome on top of the classical early Christian basilica.

Sunday's concert was originally planned as an all-Bach program, and Mr. Carpenter's conception of that composer is light-years from the stern, stable stereotype.

Avnery, for his part, is a grateful citizen of a Jewish state and also a passionate liberal; he has taken for granted a Zionist conception of that state as a distinct nation whose novel politics and language must be grasped on their own terms.

In general we may say in opposition to a certain tradition in aesthetics that finds expression in Kant's theory that our sense of beauty is always dependent upon a conception of the object in the way that our sense of the beauty of the human figure is dependent upon a conception of that figure.

Black's early interest in mathematics resulted in The Nature of Mathematics (1933), a study of the various historical conceptions of that field.

Signs suggest conceptions of that which they signify.

In this short note we have distinguished three different conceptions of that distinction.

Conceptual ecologies refer to the interactive network of a person's epistemological commitments, beliefs and their different kinds of knowledge that collectively form the foundational, "organizing conceptions" of that person's worldview (Demastes et al. 1995, p. 638).

But the presumption must be that desires that are widespread or universal are aimed at some genuine and attainable good, however inadequate the conceptions of that good held by many individuals may be.