Sentence examples for if we conceive from inspiring English sources
If we conceive a child with this person, our scent is telling us, we'll produce the healthiest, most disease-resistant child possible.
It does not help much if we conceive of substances as particularized properties or tropes instead.
They would say that, if we conceive of knowledge as reliably produced true belief, there is no need for justification.
If we return to the distinction between corporate and collective rights, group rights have a greater affinity with human rights if we conceive them according to the collective model.
When we speak of justice as a virtue, we are usually referring to a trait of individuals, even if we conceive the justice of individuals as having some (grounding) reference to social justice.
If we conceive of beauty as merely an elegant and pretty value property, then that would be a narrow concept of beauty, which would be a substantive aesthetic property.
If we conceived similarly of strict liability in tort, we would then understand fault liability, incorrectly, as liability that is defeasible by excuses that establish the absence of culpability, in other words, as liability (only) for one's culpable conduct.
Therefore, if we can conceive of a being than which nothing greater can be conceived, it must exist in reality.
But, she suggests, if we can conceive of it as being permissible, and as being impermissible, we have shown that we are able to conceive of two ethically inconsistent possible worlds.
If we can conceive of an affordable steakhouse on the same block as the Metro Line cab stand and the Brooklyn home of the Knitting Factory, then surely such a thing must exist.
If we now conceive of demons and their ilk as repressed conflicts and developmental traumas and accept as axiomatic that the self is not limited to what we are strictly conscious of even when fully awake, we also suppose our behaviors are pregnant with hidden meanings and that our psyches speak in codes only $200-an-hour masterminds can crack.
