Sentence examples for intriguing conception from inspiring English sources
It looks as if they had fun, but the disheveled installation of big, washy pastoral paintings populated by centaurs and centauresses, along with some indifferent found objects and assemblages, doesn't live up to the promise of an intriguing conception (Johnson).
This year's concept sounds intriguing: "They are working on an amazing narrative arc which starts around the whole conception and design of the building through to the rather fantastical versions of what it is and what it might be".
It is intriguing to ponder the question, what overall conception of "sensible qualities" does Newton presuppose in this piece?
The Heideggerian conception of 'originary time' is intriguing, but also difficult; here is one attempt to summarize it: 'Originary temporality is a manifold of nonsuccessive phenomena that explain ordinary time.
Even if it is better in the conception than the execution, it is nevertheless an intriguing piece of casting.
Rather, he argues that the ideas that mark out a Smithian conception of human behaviour and motivation mirror, in an intriguing way, what were "then controversial changes in religious beliefs in the English-speaking Protestant world".
Interestingly, the most intriguing information regarding sperm DNA/chromatin integrity is that they correlate best with outcomes of natural conception and IUI (Bungum et al., 2007) and seemingly less with IVF and ICSI.
It is just possible that women are making choices to limit conception in a stressful situation, but we emphasize that we have no evidence for this intriguing speculation.
