Sentence examples for conception to return from inspiring English sources
While media accounts provide some valuable insights into the experiential dimensions of medical tourism [e.g. [ 18- 20], deep inquiry into the process of patients' medical travel, from conception to return, remains lacking.
On the other, there is the tendency to eliminate the accumulated collection of current conceptions of God and to return to the understanding of his utter transcendence.
In short, existentialist theatre explicitly intends to return to a Greek conception, attempting to present contemporary "myths" in a world without gods (Sartre 1973).
One attractive possibility is to return to the Aristotelian conception of desire as being for the sake of some good or apparent good (cf. Richardson 2004).
Artist Alex Ross and writer/producer Paul Dini have made attempts to return the character to her original conception.
In 1984, the Immaculate Conception Seminary returned to Seton Hall, its original home until 1926, when it moved to Darlington (a section of Mahwah centered around a grand mansion and estate).
While male characters may be critically injured or killed, they are more than likely to be returned to their original conception, while female characters are more likely to receive permanent damage.
While male characters may be critically injured or killed, they are more than likely to be returned to their original conception, while "women on the other hand, are more likely to be casually, but irreparably, wounded such as when Barbara Gordon's (the original Batgirl) spine was shattered by the Joker just for fun and has been restricted to a wheelchair for over a decade now".
From conception to execution in a week?
