Sentence examples for conception run from inspiring English sources

This seems like an art channel TV movie for late-night audiences.' And I always kept saying: 'It's an experimental movie for a mass audience.' " Despite those initial reservations, he found it easy to raise the £1m budget and within nine months of conception, Run Lola Run was shooting in the streets of Berlin.

By doing so, it questions the conception of running as being independent of specific places and as an activity which does not interact with the landscape.

This is because, in the classical 19th-century conception, the well-run government does not produce a marketable output.

She saw the dead city as representing "a system, an order, a social conception that still runs through all our modern ways".

Explicitly adopting one of Peirce's concepts, Royce argues that to define truth using any conception of "the long run" — short of the ideal end of inquiry — is self-refuting.

The plan carries echoes of the original conception for the privately run secure training centres that were launched by Ken Clarke when he was home secretary in 1992.

It was a natural conception, but twins do run in the family, so I guess I shouldn't have been surprised.

The draft version had large pictures of Witjens above the logos of the NGDT, the Donor Conceived Register (a database of all those born through donor conception, which she also runs), and the new bank.

This ironic conception of government power runs through all of Smith's political thinking.

It is nevertheless a form of antirealism on traditional readings of Peirce and James, since both suggest that truth in the pragmatist sense exhausts our conception of reality, thus running foul of the metaphysical dimension of realism.

DM contributed to the conception of the study, ran all participants, and contributed to data interpretation and manuscript preparation.