Sentence examples for higher conception of from inspiring English sources

If a man wants to be a Christian, he must stand over against things as they are and condemn them in the name of that higher conception of life which Jesus revealed".

Charles had a high conception of royalty and a good political sense.

Oman contrasted prophetic and mystical religion and considered that the former had the highest conception of the supernatural.

Though showing great sensitivity to environmental or sociological evils, such works fail to embody the high conception of character (as Melville describes it above) and are concerned mainly with externals, or reportage.

Fresh semen is recognized as the method of choice as it lives longer and yields higher conception rates.

Watanabe, a popular actor in Japan, is tall and fierce-looking, and his Katsumoto is a deeply civilized warrior who speaks curt, elegant English and possesses an impeccably high-minded conception of his own role and the proper way to die.

What the disjunctive account does achieve, though, is to show we can resist sceptical arguments that appeal to the "highest common factor" conception of experience that conception of experience according to which genuine perceptions and subjectively indistinguishible hallucinations do not differ in their epistemological significance.

When James calls Osmond "a student of the exquisite," whose "ideal was a conception of high prosperity and propriety," was he glancing in the mirror at his own ambitions, fearful of what harm they might, if brandished too freely, inflict on other selves?

The lack of professionals in software engineering experiments is due to the conception of high costs and large organizational effort.

This paper highlights the role of advanced structural analysis tools on the conception of high-performance earthquake-resistant structural systems.

Another problem results from considering design objectives of high dimensions, when the conception of Pareto-domination is not effective.