Sentence examples for conception there are from inspiring English sources

On a rival, "dualist" conception, there are two sorts of fundamental entities: simple particulars that instantiate spatiotemporal relations (and are therefore to be called "spacetime points"); and simple particulars that do not instantiate spatiotemporal relations, but do bear a different, perfectly natural relation of "occupancy" to spacetime points (call these "occupants").

Robert George for one spends some time arguing this, claiming that from the point of conception there is 'a genetically complete organism directed towards its own functioning.' (George 1999, pp. 209-213).

The humor is all in the conception; there's actually no humor in the realization.

That was the thing about our conception: there were too many players to be jealous of any one.

In this conception there is no interdependence, no co-creation of wealth or no recognition that, of necessity, the state must be involved.

Sindi and Gary Elias come to look, for Steve at least, like "children in whose very conception there was faith in a present that hasn't come".

In its constricted, surreal conception, there's something of absurdist theatre about Snowpiercer, though developed to grotesque extremes – as if Terry Gilliam or Michel Gondry had been hired to rewrite Samuel Beckett.

On this conception, there is some sense in which Bucephalus is himself predicable of matter.

At the PSP's conception, there were ideas of a "NETTOWAKUSENTORIKKUMODERU," which I believe is a Japanese way of saying "Network-centric model".

This device potentially offers several advantages over a screw elevator, though due to its recent conception, there is a significant amount about its operation that is not fully understood.

On this conception there is no commitment to the view that vision is for the guidance of action, that vision constitutively has something to do with adapting animal behavior to the spatial layout of the distal environment (Noë 2004 18 199).