Sentence examples for from the possibility of conception from inspiring English sources

Some believe that sex, even within marriage, should never be divorced from the possibility of conception.

Again and again, he has railed against the sexual act undertaken without the possibility of conception.

This increased the chances in human evolution that a fertile ovulation occurred in every cycle and the possibility of conception in that cycle was not missed.

Free yourself from the possibility of failure.

What these approaches to global justice have failed to address is the possibility of sound political cosmopolitan conceptions of political legitimacy.

There is a changed conception of the present and a changed conception of the possibility of planning for the future.

A strategic selection of both CHCs and CHC-nurses was made in order to ensure the possibility of collecting a broad range of conceptions.

Susan Sontag, in contrast, went from arguing, in the mid-'60s, that Riefenstahl's films "Triumph of the Will" and "Olympia" transcended "the categories of propaganda or even reportage" to concluding, a decade later, that the very conception of "Triumph of the Will" "negates the possibility of the filmmaker's having an aesthetic conception independent of propaganda".

In general, it is believed that the possibility of an adverse developmental outcome following conception is relatively high.

In addition, some caregivers may not disclose the HIV status because they may lack adequate knowledge about the benefits of disclosure which include providing adolescents with sufficient time to grieve, an opportunity to talk openly about the diagnosis and the possibility of seeking clarifications from the mothers on any conceptions that the adolescents may have regarding HIV [ 9].

For example, the threshold conception allows for the possibility of discontinuities in degrees of moral status that might seem arbitrary.