Bruckner had essentially only one symphonic conception, which evolved slowly over the course of his career.
Mr. Maazel's basic conception — which plays down cuteness in favor of more sophisticated, seductive and violent strains — remained unassailable.
(In fact, he spends a little bit of time talking about his conception, which isn't at all weird).
At the west side of the square sits the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, which embodies the sweep of the city's past in microcosm.
A rash, theatrical energy is part of Yosuke Yamashita's piano conception, which connects Bud Powell's be-bop, Cecil Taylor's polytonality and classical and Asian forms.
The vividness of Rousseau's portrayals of jungle scenes led to the popular conception, which Rousseau never refuted, that he traveled to Mexico.
The arrangement of this table reflects a dualistic conception, which was apparently not original with the school, however, or accepted by all of its members.
Not everything about Mr. Strassberger's conception, which reset the action to span the years 1919 to 1934 to tap the decadent cultural resonances surrounding Schreker, was equally convincing.
The draft version had large pictures of Witjens above the logos of the NGDT, the Donor Conceived Register (a database of all those born through donor conception, which she also runs), and the new bank.
And he has supported state constitutional amendments that would redefine life as starting at the moment of conception, which not only would ban abortions but also some forms of contraception.
Whether a 3-point scale or a 16-point scale is more appropriate is a matter for reasonable dispute, but a dichotomous conception, which fails to allow for any degree of success, is difficult to justify.
