Sentence examples for conception that no one from inspiring English sources

Despite the popular conception that no one can function in modern society without a valid photo ID, there are an estimated 11percentt of U.S. citizens -- more than 21 million people -- who don't have a current, unexpired government-issued ID with a photograph.

Of the other seventeen participants (17%), none gave the correct answer of 40 or 120 days after conception, that is 9 weeks plus one day or 19 weeks plus one day of gestation.

Come on, nobody believed Mary with all that "immaculate conception" bullshit, and no one believes you, Peach.

O'Riordan's conception emphasises transformation: no one stays who they are very long.

The issue of leeway and the apparent circumvention from written ADs can be deconstructed by understanding the held conception that one's views and attitudes concerning an event are greatly influenced by how one perceives the event while experiencing it.

Its conception sprang from a misguided concept to make an arena that had no purpose except for celebrating something that no one was quite sure how to celebrate.

He believed in the chance of conception, that one night of the party.

Certainly no one on the periphery and beyond has any conception of the degree of enmity that has finally emerged.

Architecture, for them, includes the conception of mortgages that enable one kind of a home rather than another.

The answer is: when one comes to have that conception because one has encountered a natural sign which leads one to the conception, and that natural sign leads one to the conception merely because of one's constitution.

The peculiar thing about donor conception is that on the one hand it privileges genetics: the fertile partner gets to be a real, biological parent.