Sentence examples for into conception from inspiring English sources

Medical interventions into conception and birth and questions about access to reproductive technology are among the themes of a season of performances and debates at Manchester's Royal Exchange next month.

Throughout the day, the two songwriters exchanged musical ideas and melodies on the piano until "If It's Over" came into conception.

MD and TS were involved into conception and design, the acquisition of data, the analysis and interpretation of data, wrote the draft manuscript, and gave final approval of the manuscript.

BP was involved into conception, design of the study, and item development, supported the analysis and interpretation of the data, contributed substantially to the draft manuscript and approved the final version.

The time-honored differentiation of perception into conception-free perception (nir-vikalpa pratyakṣa) and conception-loaded perception (sa-vikalpa pratyakṣa) is made on the basis of concepts (vikalpa) (Matilal, 1986: 313).

As will be argued, it is in this period that concepts and ideas inherited from Greek Antiquity (Aristotle in particular, but also the ancient commentators) were shaped and consolidated into conceptions of consequence that bear a remarkable resemblance to the Tarskian condition of material adequacy presented above.

In her latest music video, "Amandine Insensible," Sevdaliza delves further into conceptions of identity by standing in as a model for a series of stock video clips sold on Shutterstock.

We began to weave constant availability into our conception of public and private space; into our body language and everyday etiquette ("I'll get there for midday and give you a ring").

The animal kingdom figured heavily into his conception of the zombies.

How does gender factor into our conception of the human?" After all, in Genesis 1 26, God created ha-adam, a nonsexual term that means "human being".

This will require governments to invite homeless people back into their conception of the human family, to recognise their inherent dignity and their equal and inalienable rights.