Sentence examples for in a conception from inspiring English sources

Copernicus, Galileo, Newton and other physical scientists ushered in a conception of the universe as matter in motion governed by natural laws.

The idea of austerity stayed with him: "I find beauty in plainness," he said, "in a conception that is precise".

The whole is an argument for a distinctive and resolutely non-dualistic, naturalistically respectable version of libertarianism, rooted in a conception of what biological forms of organisation might make possible in the way of freedom.

The Note will focus on the Court's unwillingness to engage the legal tensions in balancing an individual's freedom of religion with Turkey's desire to preserve its historical and political underpinnings rooted in a conception of secularism, or laiklik.

Rooted in a conception of identity based as much on rebellion as identification and belonging, these artists' representations of Jewishness take shape in the spaces between how we see ourselves and how others see us.

In an age blessed with technological marvels but with fear in the background, there is an appetite once more for a form open to all-comers, sceptical of conventions of class, capital and gender, and rooted in a conception of human engagement as collaboration rather than transaction.

Composers now in their 40's like Michael Gordon, Rhys Chatham and Art Jarvinen compose instrumental works in layers, a conception that shows the unmistakable influence of multitracking.

It is, in fact, a conception of a metropolis as a centre of life, more intense, more eager, more vitalising than has ever so far been obtained".

Take France and the US: countries founded, in part, on a conception of civic nationalism in which "all men are created equal", not the hereditary power of monarchies.

In that image, a conception of Grecian aestheticism and innocence overtly challenges the surrounding bourgeois, mercantile culture.

In this case a conception of justice is stable" (TJ, 138/119).