Sentence examples for diversity of conceptions from inspiring English sources
It would be a mistake to transfer decisionmaking power to an independent body, regardless of its authority, given the diversity of conceptions and ethical cultures in the European Union.
As a result of this diversity in their conceptions of attention's explanatory remit (and as a result of the lack an established methodology for empirical psychology) the debates between exponents of these various psychological theories of attention got themselves into what was acknowledged to be a 'chaotic state' (Pillsbury, 1906).
"Human communities depend upon diversity of talent, not a singular conception of ability".~ Sir Ken Robinson.
In recent years, environmental molecular surveys of microbial diversity have resulted in a profound change in our conception of the diversity of living microbes.
Despite the diversity of origin and definition, discursive approaches share several conceptions about social life.
A plausible diagnostic (Livingston 2013) is that at least some of the diversity of opinion in ontology reappears when we turn to conceptions of aesthetic and artistic value and appreciation.
Feminists noticed that agents' life-plans and conceptions of the good will be influenced by a diversity of social factors such as race, class, and gender (Friedman 2003; Mackenzie & Stoljar 2000a; Meyers 1989, 2002).
Reading literature and art from a diversity of historical moments and cultural contexts permits a critical reassessment of our own conceptions of Nature and those of contemporary political and economic discourses.
But the increasing diversity of languages encountered by most people in their daily lives challenges this conception.
Instead, Charles and Palkowski tell me, nearly all of the mainstream conceptions of feederism are wrong or at the very least, fail to represent the diversity of the community and the role of women within it.
