Sentence examples for gross conceptions from inspiring English sources
In a short, unfinished story of 1814 called "The Assassins", he lovingly described "piles of monumental marble and fragments of columns that in their integrity almost seemed the work of some intelligence more sportive and fantastic than the gross conceptions of mortality".
Those unfamiliar with Ruskin's bias toward the Gothic will be startled by his denunciation of the immortal mannerist Andrea Palladio and his glorious Church of San Giorgio Maggiore: "It is impossible to conceive a design more gross, more barbarous, more childish in conception, more servile in plagiarism, more insipid in result, more contemptible under every point of rational regard".
To put jurors through such a clearance process is not just a gross infringement of their own civil liberties, but completely undermines the conception of a jury as an independent fact-finding panel that comprises a cross section of society.
This perspective can be countered by the initiative's conception, which states that the producer countries themselves are to profit from the gross of the value creating chain, since the project focuses on the development of local industries as well as knowledge transfer [1, 2, 4].
Or, rather, GROSS Psychology.
All conceptions now maculate.
