Sentence examples for conceptions of life from inspiring English sources
Amazingly, in Israel there were neither known death cults nor vivid conceptions of life after death.
Jameson sees the rise of realism as part of the secularisation of society; a process that ran counter to the "universalising conceptions of life" propagated by religion.
Animals dominate human conceptions of life on Earth not simply by their size, abundance, and sheer diversity but also by their mobility, a trait that humans share.
The following paper is derived from a qualitative research approach, from an interpretive-hermeneutic perspective, generating knowledge from theory founded, associated with the valuation of the experiences and conceptions of Life Project and Welfare.
The variety of reasons for and means of coping in such circumstances, and the variety of conceptions of life to be lived and of freedom to be achieved in the various New World locales, were approached differently by activist thinkers of African descent, conditioned by adaptive continuations more or less of some Old World African cultural practices.
The collision between two different conceptions of life was the major reason fuelling the debate about the Schiavo and Englaro cases, "a struggle between sanctity of life versus quality of life"[54], with contending parties divided into social conservatives, who believe in the intrinsic value of all life and social liberals, who emphasize quality[55].
"Masculine erotic inversion," opines Estève, is a symptom of "an ultranovelistic conception of life".
Meanwhile Instagram posts tagged #livefromNorthKorea help, to some degree, expand our conception of life inside the state.
The mistake is accepting the line, and its dismal conception of life as a zero-sum proposition.
Olivia is probably in transition from a psychological conception of life to a biological one, which may be why she's so bewildered".
