Sentence examples for conceptions about the from inspiring English sources

Still, skeptics question whether the material will alter fundamental conceptions about the Holocaust.

Neither Cohn nor Zhang shies away from challenging readers' conceptions about the body found in our own society (and taken to the extreme in ones they've created).

What I could most easily relate to was the pull that Hazel has on Lily, as an outsider in a hermetically sealed world — someone who breaks up a lot of Lily's conceptions about the way things work.

"The future of the world is what Brazil is today," someone says in the film, which is out to shake up the conceptions about the country that audiences may have taken from movies.

As is often pointed out, a book that has reshaped the philosophy of science was actually conceived and written by a physicist who, having taught an undergraduate course on "physical science for the non-scientist", was exposed to scientific history, and (to his surprise) found his basic conceptions about the nature of the discipline radically undermined.

We show that those teachers have principally non scientific conceptions about the astronomical notions they will have to teach.

Also, the same commitment, and in particular his consequent readiness to find falsehood and even inconsistency in the Bible, allowed him to make such important interpretive observations as that the ancient Jews' conceptions about death, the afterlife, the mind, and the body had changed dramatically over time.

They are one part Thoreau, one part post-Freudian, and one part Ms. Antonetta's own conception about the symbiotic relationship between organic chemicals and the way the human body works, or doesn't.

Unlike other methodologies such as interpretive (hermeneutic) or social phenomenology, the transcendental methodology requires the researcher to withhold or 'bracket' pre-conceptions about the research question [ 25, 26].

This meant that there were no pre-conceptions about the question topics or type of information received, which allowed us to observe where questions were duplicated or similar questions were asked.

Indeed, our data in D. japonica fit with the general conception about the function of the yki/yap gene family among animal species.