Sentence examples for its conception of from inspiring English sources
"its conception of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to describe or explain a certain idea or perception that something or someone has. Example: The company's success can be attributed to its conception of customer satisfaction as their top priority.
Critical Theory would then have to change its conception of what makes it practical and democratic.
But while the ethic of social membership implicit in nationhood is not inherently linked to pro-redistributive views, it is inherently egalitarian in its conception of social status, or at least anti-elitist.
And theology would have done what it's done before: evolve — adapt its conception of God to advancing knowledge and to sheer logic.
In this process the self is developing its conception of itself and once it recognizes that its fate is tied to that of society we have a social self that does not see itself as being indifferent to the interests of others.
Field of Dreams, I can't deny, is trite and sentimental; it's deeply conservative, not just in its conception of a heartland America, but also in its vision of the innocence of the past (the ghostly baseball players who materialise from the 1980s corn, the disgraced Chicago White Sox of 1919, are themselves trying to return to a prelapsarian state).
This white paper is China's most detailed response to its unhappy encounter with Google last spring, and it outlines the sanctity — and limits — of its conception of free speech: "While exercising such freedom and rights, citizens are not allowed to infringe upon state, social, and collective interests or the legitimate freedom and rights and other citizens".
BIM presents the opportunity of electronically modelling and managing the vast amount of information embedded in a building project, from its conception to end-of-life.
Development theory has changed over time with changes in ideology and the international environment, and, as it changes, so do its conceptions of development and governance and how they are related.
This view of the language of ethical and political philosophy tended to limit serious study in those fields until the 1960s, when logical positivism came to be regarded as simplistic in its conceptions of linguistic meaning and scientific practice.
I think she's singlehandedly brought our culture waaaaay forward in its conceptions of psychology, identity and human development.
The HKECDS is therefore expected to contribute to understanding and improving the quality of ECD research in Hong Kong because of its robust psychometric characteristics, and its conceptions of early child development in Hong Kong.
