Sentence examples for conceptions about the way from inspiring English sources
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.
Here one can distinguish between two major kinds of motives: those which are grounded in self-conceptions, i.e., in convictions about the role that the self or the human being plays in the world, and those based on what might correspondingly be called world-convictions, i.e., on conceptions about the way the world is constituted objectively or at least appears to be constituted to a human subject.
What is remarkable about Kant's conception is the way that it has inverted the original conception of analysis in ancient Greek geometry or at least collapsed together into 'synthesis' what had previously been distinguished.
ELLIS WOOD DANCE In recent years, Wood has profitably concentrated on feminine power, addressing ideas about gender without letting those conceptions get in the way of visceral dancing.
On the standard conception, a simple proposition is true if and only if thing that the proposition is about is the way that the proposition represents it as being.
From conception all the way through to game design and board designs.
Although the terms used for the reproductive parts had altered, nevertheless understanding about the way that fat prevented conception remained the same.
As for the novel itself, the whole conception, the way one's seen the thing, felt about it, made it stand in relation to other things, not one in a million cares for that".
The book's chapters proceed, roughly, from conception through adolescence, and it's heartening to read about the ways in which fathers can help their teen-agers grow into confident, prudent adults, often simply by being available and open-minded.
