Sentence examples for its own conception from inspiring English sources
By setting the novel on the day his first inklings of it formed, Joyce ensured that the book would always be, whatever else it would be, a book about its own conception and growth.
The masterpieces of Europe's imperialist ascendancy are part of a vision in which the duty of genius, whether political or artistic, was to impose its own conception of truth on the rest of the world.
Transposed into European context, each approach has its own conception of national unity, equality and solidarity.
The Scandinavian countries may stand out in the Western world, but each country implements particular policies, each with its own conception of the functionality of civic integration – with the biggest contrast between Sweden and Denmark.
Primitivism similarly rejected social and conventionally moral dàos (mores), but has its own conception of a natural, pre-social, typically intuitive, way of life that supports rustic, agricultural, village life.
The House of Saud is moving energetically with an audacious strategy that aims to configure the Middle East's political map to match its own conception of what the regional political order should look like.
Under Rau's leadership the DWK, still under supervision of the Soviet Military Administration in Germany (German: Sowjetische Militäradministration in Deutschland or SMAD), quickly developed more and more into a partner of the SMAD with its own conceptions and intentions.
It was nothing like his own conception of a lesser Troy.
Freud's scientific training remained of cardinal importance in his work, or at least in his own conception of it.
The European guide to medical ethics, decreed in 1987, states in its fourth article: "The physician cannot substitute his own conception of the quality of life for that of his patient".
"The Casebook of Victor Frankenstein" places its resurrected protagonist at the very scene of his own conception, hobnobbing with Mary and the poets and the doctor on that momentous night of literary passion.
