Sentence examples for has a clear conception from inspiring English sources
But I truly doubt Ozick has a clear conception of the active kind of life Lelyveld has lived in the public arena, and how it has been affected by private, darker shadows.
Collingwood does not say what the exact difference is between representation and expression, but I assume that it depends first of all on whether or not the artist has a clear conception of what he is trying to represent; if he does, then his activity is craft, not art proper.
Every organization may have research ethics activities targeted towards a particular group of people; therefore the seventh category involves evaluation of whether the organization has a clear conception of the types and nature of target groups.
The same affordances can also be used to strengthen centralized control and to promote activity in belief mode, however, so it is important for practitioners and designers to have a clear conception of creative knowledge work as an objective.
Some of the respondents in this survey did not have a clear conception of counterfeit medicines and were unaware of what they should do if they suspect any counterfeits.
We would probably have a better view of America if we had a clearer conception of their writers.
Knowing the full extent of the loss, we have a clearer conception of what can be regained if we in this nation can free ourselves from the tyranny of misapplied technology.
THE jazz pianist JACKY TERRASSON has a fine touch, a clear conception with roots in Ahmad Jamal and Keith Jarrett, and an old interest in taking apart all kinds of songs to get at their potential for improvisers.
