Sentence examples for from his conception from inspiring English sources

It covers virtually the entire history of King Arthur, from his conception (in trickery) and his birth, through the rise and fall of Camelot, to the last bitter days of the Round Table knights in their search for the Holy Grail.

"Dionysus Filius Dei" offers a panoramic view of Dionysus's life from his conception by Zeus and Semele to more than a dozen of his exploits around the Mediterranean rim, ending with his adoption as the god of Thebes and his rescue of Semele from the underworld, all in 90 minutes.

For his part, Berkeley famously derided many Newtonians methods and ideas sometimes exempting Newton himself from his conception of the worst philosophical excesses of his followers including the rise of the calculus among mathematicians (in The Analyst) and the use of the idea of a force as the basic causal concept in natural philosophy (in De Motu both reprinted in Berkeley 1992).

(b) Also, it seems reasonable to infer from his conception of hermeneutics that he would now place less emphasis on discovering preexisting commonalities, or near-commonalities, and more on refining those found and establishing further ones -- namely, in both cases, through adept use of the art of hermeneutics.

In the 17th century the well-known Tertön Pema Lingpa of Bumthang, who founded many monasteries in various parts of Bhutan, was also instrumental in creating religious and secular dance forms from his conception of the 'Zandog Pelri' (the Copper Colored mountain), which was the abode of the Guru Padmasambahva (which is the same place as the Paro Taktsang or Tiger's nest).

These lectures mark the transition from his conception of power-as-war to the revised (and now dominant) framework of power-as-government.

He knew practically nothing of the new plans for the interior, which depart radically from his own conception, and the news depressed him profoundly.

Jay Gatsby "sprang from his Platonic conception of himself," and his exuberant ambitions and his abrupt tragedy have merged with the story of America, in its self-creation and its failures.

According to Carraway, Jay Gatsby - the more glamorous name adopted by James Gatz at the age of 17 - "sprang from his Platonic conception of himself".

Browning funded the project himself for the first nine months of its gestation, taking it from his initial conception of a flapping drone — only to have his thunder stolen by similar ongoing research at Oxford University — to something more akin to its current configuration.

But this never took place, in part because Michelangelo was reluctant to set up the scaffolding again, and probably also because the gold and particularly the intense blue would have distracted from his painterly conception.