Sentence examples for different conceptions of the from inspiring English sources
For me it is a sign that we have fundamentally different conceptions of the work of the intelligence services.
Sharp distinctions cannot be drawn between the different conceptions of the relationship of a god to kingship.
This divergence reflected the two philosophers' very different conceptions of the soul and of the status of Ideas, or Forms.
Opinions concerning the nature and consequences of schism vary with the different conceptions of the nature of the church.
"The debate reflects very different priorities and very different conceptions of the way people behave," said Joel Slemrod, an economist and tax expert at the University of Michigan.
Here it presents a decidedly more sober and mystical program: works by Daniel Kellogg and George Crumb that offer very different conceptions of the creation of the universe.
Below we'll distinguish three different conceptions of this distinction, the first two concerning the status of sentences and the third being more metaphysical.
They can say: 'Britain doesn't accept your judgments; why should we?'" Part of Britain's attitude can be explained simply by a different conception of the law.
"The Nature of Order" has vast ambitions; it floats a hypothesis that Alexander hopes will lead to "a new view of space and matter" and to a different conception of "the fundamentals of the way the world is made".
A working group of German academics called "Chimaira" has published a statement on its website defending its approach, arguing that "while it may indeed seem absurd when people like Schulte call for a memorial for border dogs, it is just as absurd to expect an outcry [against such a proposal] from those who have a different conception of the relationship between human and animal".
