Sentence examples for exhaustive conception from inspiring English sources
Instead, he develops an exhaustive conception of what what must be has to be like, by systematically pursuing the fundamental idea that what must be both must be or exist, and must be what it is, not only temporally but also spatially.
They are exhaustive and exclusive conceptions of the basic concreta.
Given the tiling constraint, Priority monism and Priority pluralism turn out to be exhaustive and exclusive conceptions of how to carve nature at the joints.
This cultural moment is now receiving a deep dive at the Pérez Art Museum Miami with "Christo and Jeanne-Claude: Surrounded Islands, Biscayne Bay, Greater Miami, Florida, 1980-1983/A DocumExhibitionibition," an exhaustive chronicle of the project from conception through legal hurdles to the nuts and bolts of its waterborne installation.
This list is exhausting, but not exhaustive.
Both positivists and natural lawyers, so long as they do not insist that their conceptions of law are exhaustive of law's reality, can permit the influence of ideology, even in its more radical interpretations.
The list below is not exhaustive, and some of the objections below apply to some conceptions of public reason, but not others.
Wagner developed a new conception of opera (which he called "music drama"), wrote about it at exhaustive length, and then composed the librettos and music that put his theories into action.
Suárez extended his conception of justice to the arena of war, writing one of the most exhaustive and lucid treatments of the justice of war available in the scholastic corpus.
His research is exhaustive.
