Sentence examples for conception that if from inspiring English sources

Eisenhower had come to disclose "a new conception": that "if the fearful trend of atomic military buildup can be reversed, this greatest of destructive forces can be developed into a great boon".

Still, once they began to study the canvas in depth, Mr. Christiansen said he felt the painting "was so altered in its appearance that it was a falsification," an image so far from its original conception that "if Michael hadn't proceeded with the restoration, I was going to put it in storage".

Don't take comments to heart: Lots of people have preconceived conceptions that if you have acne or bad skin you are not clean, or that it is in someway your fault.

Some light was soon shed on that particular matter with the discovery of a website run by Lesperance, entitled Flight of the Golden Geese – a bizarre conception that at first looks as if it was made for Old MacDonald and his farm.

RYAN: All I'm saying is if you believe that life begins at conception, that therefore doesn't change the definition of life.

If animals indulge in more sex than is strictly necessary for conception, that too might hint at a pleasure-driven motivation to do the deed.

"There is a popular conception that being a C.E.O.

A moral conception of personhood is held in African ethics, the conception that there are certain basic moral norms and ideals to which the conduct of the individual human being, if he is a person, ought to conform.

"That's one of the conception that people have, that you're going to be alone.

But, if you have bought into the conception by that point, those flaws may not bother you much.

El capitán It's a common conception in Venezuela that if they are to play in a World Cup they must be able to call on players who are performing regularly in the world's most competitive leagues.