Sentence examples for conception or idea from inspiring English sources
Together with the Sicilian landscape, these temples provided him with the satisfaction for which he had been looking: a conception, or "idea," as he called it, of the ancient world, which brought its literature alive to him as Rome had not been able to.
For example, let any conception or idea of a singular thing be proposed, say a square.
The rubrics include detailed scoring information for seven key concepts (accurate ideas) and six alternative conceptions or naïve ideas.
But obviously, one always has a conception, an idea.
What was your conception, your idea, your emotion of those people across the fence, across the wall?
However, we also find in Descartes' work another conception of idea as something that is quasi-perceptual (and, indeed, pictorial) and is formed in the imagination.
Both authors participated in the conception, general idea and writing up of the commentary.
AEO: conceived of the study, was responsible for the conception of idea, design, plant collection and extraction and manuscript preparation.
URK was responsible for providing grants, conception of ideas, data interpretation and revising the manuscript, SNAM was responsible for the isolation of polysaccharide from the mushroom, MAA was responsible for the animal experiment, CKH was responsible for the gene expression studies and VS was responsible for conception of idea and revising the manuscript.
