Sentence examples for every conception from inspiring English sources

It has been argued that every conception of justice relies on a specific interpretation of the concept of equality: even libertarianism can be considered as a theory advocating equality of negative rights, and utilitarianism as a theory advocating equality of marginal utility (Sen 1995).

In a broad sense, it is a system of ethics embracing every conception or form of life that can be traced to the principles of his philosophy.

It can promote the good of its citizenry only in ways that are consistent with every reasonable conception of the good.

"The Crucible": Director Ivo van Hove's smoldering — at times, fetishistic — revival of the great, ever-timely Arthur Miller play about the dangers of theocracy and stifled dissent, threw out every prior conception of this familiar play, focusing instead on pre-apocalyptic modernity.

According to Dr Cagnacci, a normal sex ratio is 511 males and 489 females out of every 1,000 conceptions that yield a live birth.

Ward's metaphysical idealism thus comes with a form of epistemological realism, while his conception of every-day physical objects is virtually identical with Leibniz's notion of phenomena bene fundata.

At conception, every embryo is female and unless hormonally altered will remain so.

The DNA criterion seems to be the only criterion of being human that applies at every stage from conception to birth.

Berkeley expresses a similar view in his dialogue Alciphron, though he begins with the hedonist conception: "Every one knows that beauty is what pleases" (Berkeley 1732, 174, see Carritt 1931, 75).

The log is introduced in Catalan homes at the Feast of the Immaculate Conception every Dec. 8.

From conception, every biological mother's ultimate challenge is to open her body and mind to this foreign being that has implanted itself within her womb -- sometimes unexpectedly and uninvited (60percentt of all pregnancies in the U.S. are unintended) -- and then to embrace this tiny, living being as part of herself.