Sentence examples for has a different conception from inspiring English sources

Gibbon has a different conception of psychology from us.

We always need to do a check on ourselves about truthfulness because every acting generation has a different conception of it".

Everyone has a different conception of what constitutes a slut these days, which makes it really hard to know when to be offended.

But Dunkirk simply has a different conception of "characters" than most films do, as "identity" is limited to what the film's characters do on-screen no mon-screen noess.

But Dunkirk simply has a different conception of "characters" than most films do, as "identity" is limited to what the film's characters do onscreen no more and no less.

Still, the word is as slippery as a used condom; everyone has a different conception of what constitutes a slut these days, which makes it really hard to know when to be offended.

You see, I have a different conception about fashion.

Both Renoir and Rossellini urged humility on the artist; they had a different conception of what the term implied.

A working group of German academics called "Chimaira" has published a statement on its website defending its approach, arguing that "while it may indeed seem absurd when people like Schulte call for a memorial for border dogs, it is just as absurd to expect an outcry [against such a proposal] from those who have a different conception of the relationship between human and animal".

This suggests that he had a different conception than did Descartes of both the nature and ground of that principle.

We will have a different conception of what it means to be human.