Sentence examples for have a different conception from inspiring English sources

You see, I have a different conception about fashion.

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".

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

But if you grew up under Obama, you have a different conception of who the status quo is".

They usually have little knowledge of the Norwegian language, their access to an interpreter is limited, and they may have a different conception of health issues.

Gibbon has a different conception of psychology from us.

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

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

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

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

Georgia State University historian Allen Fromherz, author of Qatar, A Modern History, told VICE News that the nation has a different conception of rights from those in the West.