Sentence examples for honest conception from inspiring English sources
The explanation of the role of legality in the exercise of coercive power is that government is under a standing obligation always to act in line with an honest conception of justice.
The conception of an "honest" politician is not altogether a simple one.
If, however, there are limited benefits to the HIC partner, it may improve partnership dynamics to be honest about this at partnership conception so that partners' assumptions are realistic and equity within relationships is ensured.
Treasure casually found was his gift, and any stroke of good luck was attributed to him; this conception and his function as a deity of gain, honest or dishonest, are natural derivatives of his character as a god of fertility.
Mr. Crowe's performance is honest and focused, but the movie's conceptions of intellectual life and human character are ultimately so simplistic, so deeply mistrustful of the audience's intelligence, that any chance for genuine insight is squandered (Scott).
Mr. Crowe's performance is honest and focused, but the movie's conceptions of intellectual life and human character are ultimately so simplistic, so deeply mistrustful of the audience's intelligence that any chance for genuine insight is squandered (A. O. Scott).
This conception makes someone like Trump sound "honest," but by implication, suggests that those who speak up for egalitarianism are being somehow "dishonest".
I have no conception of time any more, to be honest with you.
The Party's conception of Confucian harmony leaves little room for the politics of negotiation, for an honest clash of ideas.
"Immaculate Conception?" she asked.
