Sentence examples for each other's conceptions from inspiring English sources

Of course, within friendship the influence need not go only one direction: friends influence each other's conceptions of value and how to live.

Clashing in the night, the ignorant armies of ideologues endow each other's cherished self-conceptions with the veracity they crave.

The discourse drew upon and strategically adapted state-promoted conceptions of suzhi, as workers evaluated each other's quality quite openly.

Life begins at the conception of conception, that first moment when a man and a woman look into each other's eyes and experience the beautiful feeling that they should totally do it.

Each other's, not each others'.

The Mohawk were the first to deal with them and "sold" some land to settlers, although it is unlikely either side understood the other's conception of property.

The two also traded accusations that the other's conception of nanotechnology was harmful to public perception of the field and threatened continued public support for nanotechnology research.

But the two privacy cases pit against each other two very different conceptions of what it means to be a supreme court in the first place – and what it means to do constitutional law in the 21st century.

A particular concern arising from these findings is the length of time prospective co-parents planned to be in contact with each other prior to attempting conception.

Elsewhere in Greek mathematics, and even in the Elements, we find other treatments first principles, some of which are closer in other ways to Aristotle's conceptions.

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.