Sentence examples for in her conception from inspiring English sources

Just now Ms. Molina seems a pivotal figure; she's wonderfully free in her conception of what flamenco may include.

Hausner directs in a retentive style — she doesn't just withhold expression, inflection, and point of view, but also, with her cagily elliptical editing (which reflects huge gaps in her conception of her situations and her characters), withholds information — mere factual information — that would make the movie both clearer and more complex.

What Nelson includes in her conception of evidence that Quine did not is the larger social and political context within which science is produced.

Even if the ends are commensurable in her conception of what matters, the values they reflect need not be commensurable just as the painting need not be an exact copy of an existing image.

In her conception, meeting public needs deserves a much higher priority than the budget deficit.

McLeod's account differs from Govier's in that her conception of self-trust is explicitly moral: in "acting autonomously, we strive to meet moral responsibilities to the self" (McLeod 2002, 122).

France has acted in the name of the primacy of the law and in accordance with her conception of relations between peoples and between nations.

In her view, conception marks not the beginning of life, since both egg and sperm are alive, but merely an increase in complexity.

Even the hall's subtle glow seemed in accord with her conception.

Hodson, in a Q. & A., protested that she had evidence for her conception in the testimony of Bronislava Nijinska, Nijinsky's sister.

The Immaculate Conception of Mary is a belief of the Roman Catholic Church, expressing the conviction that the Virgin Mary was free from original sin and filled with sanctifying grace from the moment of her conception in her mother's womb.