Sentence examples for is conception of from inspiring English sources

● To maintain any thread in the novel there must be a view of the world behind it & the most important single item under this view of world is conception of love — divine, natural, & perverted.

● ● To maintain any thread in the novel there must be a view of the world behind it & the most important single item under this view of world is conception of love — divine, natural, & perverted.

Yet, with some exceptions, what Kirk and his crew encountered matched nobody's conception of alien species inhabiting extra-solar worlds.

Revisionary conceptions are conceptions of which objects there are that depart in one way or another from the ordinary conception.

However, there are conceptions of obligation where distinction between OA and OOA is preserved.

There should be no doubt that there are conceptions of feminism according to which the Republic is anti-feminist.

Common notions are conceptions of things "which are common to all, and which are equally in the part as in the whole" IIp38.

But there are conceptions of certain abstract objects (notably, sets of spatiotemporally located objects (Maddy 1980) and physical universals (Armstrong 1986b)) that arguably satisfy this description as well.

The focus of the interviews was conceptions of patient decision-making capacity, its relationship to psychiatric disorders, and reasoning and experiences concerning decisions about involuntary treatment.

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

The other part that was different was the conception of the actors, whether they're individuals or organizations.