Sentence examples for conceptions i from inspiring English sources

In "To Begin Where I Am," the author's brief opening statement, "My Intention," expresses the lifelong priority Milosz has given to subjective specifics over abstract conceptions: "I have read many books, but to place all those volumes on top of one another and stand on them would not add a cubit to my stature.

The authors who considered misconceptions to be "deeply rooted" spoke of instructional strategies designed to specifically elicit, confront, and replace students' incorrect conceptions (i.e., Crowther, 2012).

Although I agree with his conception, I wish to offer you something slightly different.

I barely understood the science behind conception; I knew nothing about breast-feeding or the obstacles it may present.

So this was an example of that: my "original conception" (i.e., the dream and its associated meaning) had to be outgrown — or built upon.

It's just so far from any conception I'd ever had of him that it just didn't occur to me.

As a gay man, any conception I was going to be involved with was always going to require some kind of assistance.

Yet it was the most fully realized theatrical conception I saw in Italy, the relationships among the main characters thoroughly and thoughtfully developed.

The obvious answer is for the Democrats to promote quality of life, from conception (i.e. every child a wanted child) to death (with dignity) and everything in between.

I took the unlikely luck of conception — I'd assumed, when we made love on the night of the party, that she'd taken the usual precautions; we weren't drunk, even if she was triumphant — as a symbol of what would be a change in our perhaps unsuitable marriage.

Yet, as a journalist who has written extensively on IVF and donor conception, I have seen first hand how sperm donation laws in Australia have for a long time been woefully inadequate, leading to untold heartache for both donors and donor recipients.