Sentence examples for conducive to conception from inspiring English sources
He was the antithesis of the lone inventive genius, although his deafness enforced on him an isolation conducive to conception.
Correct affinity prediction is conducive to drug design and screening.
Richelieu shaped Louis XIII -- a boy suffering from a stutter, an abusive father, a mother who conspired against him, a jealous brother and sexual predilections not conducive to producing an heir -- into his conception of a divinely sanctioned king, the absolute ruler of France.
In their belief that most artistic institutions were not conducive to reflection but merely promoted a consumerist conception of art and artists, conceptual artists in the mid-1960s thethearly 1970s0s intead tried to encourage a revisionary understanding of art, the artist, and artistic experience.
The hypothesis was that a love for the Dead reflects an iconoclastic outlook that's conducive to innovative thinking, and that Deadheads share what Nocera now thinks of as a Garcian conception of open-source collaboration.
If Wolterstorff is correct, the scriptural tradition not only birthed our conception of inherent human rights, but also provides the conceptual soil most conducive to its survival, for it offers the most cogent account of the worth of human beings.
Not conducive to recovery.
The sport is very conducive to socializing.
Pleasant, speedy service, not conducive to lingering.
Noise level: Conducive to conversation.
