Sentence examples for conceptions to from inspiring English sources

Some think that simpler concepts could be combined in conceptions to formulate more sophisticated concepts or to fix the reference of more sophisticated concepts that remain at roughly the grain of the lexemes of a language.

The Taylor season lies ahead, and with it come some of the most powerful contrasts and conceptions to be seen on any stage.

Ebbinghaus' method and theory became standard in Canadian and U.S. studies of verbal learning; Watson and other behaviourists applied Pavlov's conceptions to their learning experiments.

In the classroom, it is the aim of the lessons to introduce new conceptions, to bind them together, and to order them.

This does not mean that these works are without flaw; it does mean that they embody unique conceptions, to be taken for what they have to give and which no other composer provides.

I meant these hints [themes] to direct but slightly the hearer's fancy on the path which my own fancy had traveled, and to leave more minute and particular conceptions to the will and mood of each.

You can call yourself a "pro-conception-to-birth, indifferent-to-life conservative".

From conception to execution in a week?

From conception to sales floor takes two years.

RYE "Turn the Page: Comic Books from Conception to Print".

From conception to delivery the film took nearly nine years.