Sentence examples for however conceived from inspiring English sources
In the later cosmologies Chaos generally designated the original state of things, however conceived.
The central issue is this: One state, however conceived, equals the end of Israel as a Jewish state, the core of the Zionist idea.
However conceived, though, the result is a new interest in public policies that address problems of peace, health and poverty — problems, unlike abortion and same-sex marriage, where left and right compete to present the best answers.
The mission was, however, conceived and paid for by an American, Robert Bigelow, a tycoon who made his money in the hotel business.Disappointingly, Mr Bigelow's headquarters is not under an extinct volcano.
Muriel's Wedding was however conceived during the affectionate-irony phase of Abba's reputation, when it was entirely appropriate that a nerd should be obsessed by the band, but that the nerd should be gloriously empowered and transformed by the sheer zinging power of Abba's tunes.
Among Marty's contemporaries Husserl spoke of "pure grammar" (reine Grammatik), which was, however, conceived of as part of formal logic (Husserl 1901: 286-321901
For some philosophers, however, conceiving of theories as families of models provided a useful way of capturing what they saw as the piecemeal character of contemporary scientific work.
A majority consensus, however, still conceives of the Italian Renaissance as a period of cultural history having no very sharp chronological boundaries but stretching over the years from about 1340 to about 1550.
Plato, however, conceives of justice as the excellent state of the soul, and so it is not surprising that the Republic sheds a great deal of light on Plato's conception of the soul.
Mr. deSouza's photographed version, however, is conceived along humbler lines.
