Sentence examples for detached conception from inspiring English sources

Insemination with donor semen and the new IVF-based techniques have detached conception from sexual intercourse thus enabling the involvement of a third party in the reproduction process, and have thereby challenged the traditional family identity [ 2].

Either way, they appear to be unaware that the Founding Fathers' "nature's God" is a reference, probably a pointed one, to their Deist conception of a strictly creator God, a detached deity that does not trouble itself with the outcomes of football games, illnesses, elections, or wars, including culture wars.

When I saw Natalie Dessay at the Met in "Lucia di Lammermoor" in February 2011, her radically introverted conception of the role seemed simply dull and detached; later in HD it was haunting.

There are solid historical, geographical and cultural reasons why the UK's conception of European partnership is sceptical and semi-detached.

These examples and data challenge canonical conceptions of knowledge as objective and of the knower as impartial, detached, and gender-neutral.

Douglas's conception of objectivity emphasizes a prohibition for values to replace or dismiss scientific evidence she calls this detached objectivity but it is complemented by various other aspects that relate to a reflective balancing of various perspectives and the procedural, social aspects of science (ch. 6).

But an overly narrow concentration on rational assessment exposes such conceptions to charges of hyper intellectualism, painting a picture of the autonomous person as a cold, detached calculator (see Meyers 2004, 111 37).

Economists remain detached.

The Chinese remain detached.

Her conception.

(Xu Ping's neighbor deftly detached it).