Sentence examples for in the conceptions of from inspiring English sources
"in the conceptions of" is correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe something that is understood or perceived in a particular way by a group or society. Here is an example: "In the conceptions of Western society, success is often equated with wealth and social status."
The epistemological character of faith as assent to propositions, basic to the Thomist account, is less pronounced in the conceptions of Pascal and James in that these accept not a system of doctrines but only the thought of God as existing, which itself has conceptual and implicitly propositional content.
But evidently there is also considerable fragmentation in the conceptions of both consciousness and intentionality that are in the field.
This work argues with the intention of detecting possible reductionism, determinism and fragmentation, in the conceptions of teachers.
With these social changes there is a sharp shift in the conceptions of approbation and disapproval that are commonly used in judging others and oneself.
Its success has resulted in the conceptions of the spin-offs The Kandi Factory (featuring Burruss), Don't Be Tardy (featuring Zolciak), I Dream of NeNe: The Wedding (featuring Leakes), and the latest spin-off, Kandi's Wedding (again, featuring Burruss).
In all the four factors, higher factor scores denote less favourable situation, e.g. higher self-reported HbA1c, perception of it being at a high level and lower satisfaction with the current HbA1c level in the conceptions of HbA1c -factor.
The numbers in Rwanda illustrate a shift in the conception of the digital divide.
Jean-Michel Othoniel has been using glass as a leitmotiv in the conception of his work.
Nor did he neglect the other imperial frontiers in the conception of Byzantine grandeur.
Her importance is also apparent in the conception of the Maat sacrifice.
(Philosophers, it seems, call this a paradox in the conception of free will).
