Sentence examples for in some conceptions from inspiring English sources

There's supposed to be I mean, in some conceptions they were modular, though.

In some conceptions of obligation, OOA just amounts to OA. 'It ought to be that it ought to be' is treated as a sort of stuttering; the extra 'ought's do not add anything new.

The party thus takes refuge in some conception of "Chineseness" to excuse it from the consequences of authoritarianism, and shore up its own crisis of legitimacy.

In (hopefully) rare instances, such as in this study, some alternate conceptions may even be reinforced.

But what real science has to tell us, of course, very different; it says that life has no neat on and off, that while life may in some sense begin at conception, the moment when the formed consciousness that distinguishes human life from bean life arises is a very different question, not reducible to a dogma or a simple claim.

It would contribute greatly to the clarification of discussions of philosophy of art if the word meaning were not used in them at all but some conception clearer and more specific.

In some ways, his conception is grittily realistic: the convicts, with their unshaven faces, tattered coats, and agitated body language, are a seething bunch, a hive of tension.

It resulted in a 51% drop in conceptions over a 16-year period.

Their efforts are partially based on Peirce's relational logic along with several of his other philosophical ideas, suitably combined with some original conceptions in theoretical physics which Beil has been proposing since earlier publications.

Gao and Malt propose that both the category and prototype theories are correct: in their conception, some classifiers constitute "well-defined categories", others make "prototype categories", and still others are relatively arbitrary.

Pluralist Themes in Feminist Conceptions of Objectivity.