Sentence examples for from the conceptions from inspiring English sources

I wanted to get away from the conceptions of people in my life, of what really happened, and my understanding of my life.

This leads us to consider the philosophical developments in the thought of Bhartṛhari (400 ce), and especially his departures from the conceptions seen in Kātyāyana and Patañjali.

What distinguishes this conception from the conceptions of pop psychology and romantic views of authenticity is the fact that the "true self" to which we are to be true is not some pre-given set of substantive feelings, opinions and desires to be consulted through inward-turning or introspection.

This entire section is breathtakingly realized, melting several bad dreams into one, and Mr. Gondry's swift, improvised direction bleaches the portentousness from the conception.

But the documents Mr. Grassley released Friday provide a detailed look at the practice — from the conception of ideas for journal articles through the distribution of reprints.

The book meticulously details centuries of courageous thinkers and doers and maps their journeys from the conception of their scientific thoughts, to their methods and their findings.

Though five years from the conception to the premiere of a piece may seem like a long gestation period, it is not atypical in classical music.

"I became involved with every stage of the music," he said, "right from the conception to sitting with the lyricist and music director to the recording of the song".

For most editors, the introduction of media digitalization has largely removed them from the conception stage of production.

As one of the largest scale hydropower developments in the world, the Three Gorges Project has attracted attentions right from the conception stage.

In principle, one could infer from the conception and belief that are ingredients in memory to a further belief that the event happened.