Sentence examples for from the same conception from inspiring English sources

Both the propagation and dismissal of antisemitism stems from the same conception of the Jew as privileged and powerful.

Andrew Veyette, Frantz to Ms. Peck's Swanilda, danced and acted as if everything came from the same conception of a happy, lively, naughty character.

We find that male infants in the 18th to 24th weeks of gestation when mass layoffs exceed expected values exhibit levels of gestational hCG greater than expected from potentially confounding characteristics of their conception cohort, from levels among female infants in the same conception cohort, and from levels among male infants in earlier cohorts.

So the course of legislation from that date to 1861 affords no ground for any other than the same conception of legislative power which we have already stated.

The court found for Mr. Thomas, ruling, "The same conceptions clothed in another language cannot constitute the same composition".

Two related paradoxes also emerge from the same basic conception of the aesthetic experience.

Both are found guilty of "the same, schematic conception of society set in opposition of majority and minority, differing only in endorsing separation of the minority from the majority… or) assimilation to it" (Council of Europe, 2008, p. 18).

In natural conception, when two children from the same mother are compared, the second one is usually heavier [ 97 ].

While the men involved in abortions often feel isolated from their partners due to an inability to relate to the physical reality of the pregnancy, many pregnant women report feeling the same way from conception right through to the birth experience.

This effectively gives an embryo, from the moment of conception, the same rights as the woman carrying that embryo.

Our part is almost the same as the original conception.