Sentence examples for his conception was from inspiring English sources
His conception was unique".
"His conception was more of charity.
"His conception was an act of animosity," Ms. Sarandon says of Igby.
His conception was based on the practice of dialectical interweaving as practiced by the writers of the so-called Ozalj circle, of which Belostenec was a member.
The final panel, which Sargent believed was central to his conception, was to have shown the Sermon on the Mount but was never completed.
The breathless energy of his conception was captivating, though he could occasionally have taken just a moment extra to set up the next episode or phrase.
In some ways, his conception is grittily realistic: the convicts, with their unshaven faces, tattered coats, and agitated body language, are a seething bunch, a hive of tension.
There's a low voltage, to be sure, coursing through Mose Velsor's rhapsodic descriptions of "the spread of [a] manly chest, on which also are flakes of muscle which rival those of the ox or horse"—but the body, in his conception, is mainly "a machine calculated to produce force... in moving among his fellow men".
The central aspect of his conception is that in order to be free, the will must be active and capable of reflexively moving itself to action.
Like the Milesians, Heraclitus identifies the ruling power of the world with deity, but (like them also) his conception is not a conventional one.
His conception is articulated to some extent in The Bounds of Sense, but also in a series of articles, of which the most famous is 'Perception and Its Objects' (1979).
