Sentence examples for how we conceive from inspiring English sources
They're about our concerns — how we conceive the world.
The S.U.V. boom represents a shift in how we conceive of safety.
"We are tremendously different in how we conceive of our job," he said.
They re-factor how we conceive of distance, place, and time.
Each of these shifts poses dramatic changes to how we conceive of boundaries, physically and conceptually.
The label we apply to criminal acts matters crucially in terms of how we conceive of and stigmatize them.
How do we conceive of populism, and how useful have these conceptualizations been?
We will juxtapose different methodological and theoretical debates to address questions such as: how can we conceive of the public in cities connected globally by communication technologies?
Why do we do it, and how might we conceive of it in ways relevant to our practice of narrative medicine?
Still, they do address the central issue confronting us: How do we conceive of an international order in the post-9/11 world?
How ought we conceive of and investigate constitutional history and the backward-looking development of meaning that U.S. constitutionalism is based upon?
