Sentence examples for conception of the place from inspiring English sources

McDonagh has a less romantic conception of the place.

It may be in the UK, but that fact is remarkably easy to forget in London, where most parts of the establishment struggle to locate it in their mental conception of the place they govern.

Whether they made the best choice in selecting logic, metaphysics, and epistemology (as they knew them) as the fields to be included with grammar as a basis for the grand account of universal knowledge is less important than the breadth of their conception of the place of grammar.

"Actually, my original conception for 'The Place' was truly grandiose.

Both Parmenides' and Hesiod's conception of this place have their precedent in the Babylonian mythology of the sun god's abode.

For these voluntarist, existentialist, and experiential conceptions of faith the place of reason in religion, although important, is secondary.

"Edison didn't leave much out in his conception of this place," she says.

In the course of our stay, we will learn much about companies that not only explode traditional conceptions of the work place, but revolutionize the very world in which we now live.

The conception of the city as the place to go to "become somebody" is one that has not and likely will not change; it is the singular element of the island's identity that remains constant, as its skyline grows higher and its social fabric evolves.

Space (spatium) is viewed as preferable to the Aristotelian conception of "place", construed as the inner surface of the body surrounding any object.

It was restorative, and, over time, Jia's conception of his place at the intersection of culture and politics began evolving as well.