Sentence examples for flawed conception from inspiring English sources

Yet, arguably, each of them rests on a flawed conception of gender.

The warm reception suggested flawed conception; Wall Street liked the plan because it was generous to Wall Street.

But some scientists say bapineuzumab is based on a flawed conception of what causes Alzheimer's, making its chances of working far from assured.

There's a lot of reasons why that is a flawed conception of journalism.

The Council argues: "the essential problem with a past use of resources criterion is that it rests on a fundamentally flawed conception of equality among potential recipients of treatment.

Feminist epistemologists trace these failures to flawed conceptions of knowledge, knowers, objectivity, and scientific methodology.

This evaluation will highlight how flawed conceptions of authenticity have brought about an ongoing gentrification process that is displacing a large share of the population, a fundamental component of urban heritage authenticity.

They used methods that were "seriously flawed in conception and incompetently applied," Calpers said in its lawsuit filed on July 9.

In section 3.1 we shall see how the pragmatic clarification of reality could be used to undermine the flawed 'nominalistic' conception of reality that led to the 'copy theory of truth', to Cartesian strategies in epistemology and the Kantian assumption that we can possess the concept of a 'thing in itself'.

This stems from the basically flawed design of these cuffs.

But at this same moment, a combination of commercial calculation and a flawed and racist conception of folklore was decreeing that the only authentic Southern black music was something more primitive — what would become "the unadorned and often brutal sound of the Howlin' Wolf-Willie Dixon-Muddy Waters-Bo Diddley stable at Chess Records".