Sentence examples for is a conception from inspiring English sources

That is a conception of liberal internationalism as a historical process rather than as an ideal.

Foremost is a conception of abstraction as unusually body oriented and actively engaged with either the optics of perception or the possibility of function.

Connecting these two poems, for Brock-Broido, is a conception of grief as "almost impossible to transform, because it's so plain, it's so simple, it's so universal".

Presupposed in the foregoing account is a conception of human beings as economic animals rationally and self-interestedly engaged in minimizing costs and maximizing gains.

It is a conception of the poet's role that goes back to the Romantic movement of the early 19th century, but that was scorned by the more hard-edged practitioners of 20th-century modernism.

Somewhere behind Miss Porter's stories there is a conception of a natural human spirit in terms of their bearing on which all the other forces of society are appraised.

What was overthrown was a conception of where and how politics is conducted.

"There's a conception that modern is cold and sterile," said Gabriella Messina, the show's executive producer.

The sculpture of the woman was a conception of a lighthouse by the artist Alison Saar.

What Marx brought to the idea of class struggle was a conception of how it had developed and how it must eventually turn out.

Mill's notion of individuality can be understood to be a conception of autonomy.