Sentence examples for conception which is from inspiring English sources

But he was fatally prejudiced against the use of dogs ("In my mind," he wrote, "no journey ever made with dogs can approach the height of that fine conception which is realized when a party of men go forth to face hardships, dangers and difficulties with their own unaided efforts").

What he finds among the aliens forces him to reconsider his views on revelation, faith and the Holocaust, which -- I can't say any more without doing violence to Dann's conception, which is both grand and personal, and helps you forget, if not entirely forgive, his failure in too many of these stories to make the most of his sizable talent.

As Scott wrote, "In my mind no journey ever made with dogs can approach the height of that fine conception which is realized when a party of men go forth to face hardships, dangers, and difficulties with their own unaided efforts".

(In fact, he spends a little bit of time talking about his conception, which isn't at all weird).

It is a conception which is in part modernistic: tradition is presented as being in constant debate with itself.

A chemical agent, taken within the first few days of missed menses, intercepts the conception, which is expelled with menstrual flow.

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.

Many women with type 2 diabetes are treated with oral agents prior to conception, which are usually prescribed by their family physician or obstetric-care provider.

The HIV status of 88% of "sdNVP-" and 82% of "dual-therapy" mothers had been unknown prior to conception, which was comparable between the groups (p = 0.24; NS).

McKinney et al., found risks only for exposure to exhaust fumes and inhaled particles of hydrocarbons during the period prior to conception, which was the only one evaluated [ 55].

Furthermore, the observed gender bias among women with highly skewed X inactivation suggests selective loss of male conceptions, which is consistent with an X chromosome linked genetic defect that leads to cell death or growth disadvantage.