Sentence examples for it's conception from inspiring English sources

"It's conception goes back a couple of years," says Jarrod Fidden, Awake Dating's CEO, in his heavy Australian accent over Skype.

The present 50 years, it's conception," says Djerassi, 88, as though it's the simplest leap in the world, which in a sense it is.

It's the conception of the piece in book form.

"Like 'Bathers' it's one conception being evolved over all these years," Mr. Elderfield said.

It's a conception of government that is reluctant to impose mandates and bans but is kind of shrewd about enlisting what we know about human behavior in good directions".

It's curious Elgort's conception of "real love" seems to sideline sex.

But the comparison wasn't a gaffe; it was Walker's conception of history.

It was Nicander's conception, and one that nearly two millennia of scientific theorists accepted without recorded complaint, that alcohol and snake venom were natural antagonists.

Not surprisingly, it was Lipps's conception of empathy that Titchener had in mind in his translation of "Einfühlung" as "empathy".

It was Newton's conception of the Universe based upon Natural and rationally understandable laws that became one of the seeds for Enlightenment ideology.

Clara Rodriguez, a sociologist at Fordham and author of "Changing Race," about shifting racial identities, said of comments like Mr. Almante's, "It's probably a different conception of race".