Sentence examples for conception to be from inspiring English sources
In any case, it's important for the production and the artistic conception to be in sync.
For this conception to be fully realized, Hamlet's interior monologues shouldn't so fully mirror what's going on with him outwardly; a contrast would have provided some tension.
The first British baby genetically screened before conception to be free of a breast cancer gene has been born, doctors said today.
According to the civic conception, to be free is more than a matter of pursuing my interests unimpeded, or satisfying my desires, whatever they happen to be.
The investigation of the previous three Gray mappings allows some rules of conception to be defined.
Marital sex need not result in conception to be permissible; it is enough that it is open towards procreation and expresses fides.
The design planning, ordering materials, testing and initial construction took about three months from conception to being available for sale.
The Taylor season lies ahead, and with it come some of the most powerful contrasts and conceptions to be seen on any stage.
One might object that, while these remarks are perfectly true, they nevertheless don't speak to something that is right about Hempel's dilemma, namely, that for the theory-conception to be complete one needs to know what type of theory a physical theory is.
The phalange, in Fourier's conception, was to be a cooperative agricultural community bearing responsibility for the social welfare of the individual, characterized by continual shifting of roles among its members.
