Sentence examples for its very conception from inspiring English sources

Since its very conception, it's been designed to operate optimally at high millimeter frequencies or short millimeter wavelengths.

To some Israeli critics, however, the design and the content are beside the point; the museum, they argue, is flawed in its very conception, because it's the product of an American rabbi and the object of American philanthropy.

From its very conception, the reserve has been managed and moulded specifically for the benefit of nature and people.

All this, plus what she found out about herself under the influence of morphine and chemotherapy, and an essay, hilarious in its very conception, on "Wagner's Fluids".

15Five has taken a lot of clues from social media in its very conception.

Punishment in its very conception is now acknowledged to be an inherently retributive practice, whatever may be the further role of retribution as a (or the) justification or goal of punishment.

In his last years, he radically changed his very conception of his band, and what resulted was a new musical tone.

Better to say that it is this very conception of what it means to be objective that marks Schama and Goodman as products of one particular moment in Jewish history.

Rather, it is Seneca's very conception of philosophy as a salutary practice that makes the ethical dimension of his thought so prominent (on philosophy as therapy, see Nussbaum 1994).

His very conception of "experience" and its relation to art is at the core of his genius and his frustration.

The generals, backed by a significant portion of the Egyptian public, made a decision earlier this year that Mohamed Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood represented a fundamental threat to their very conception of Egypt and its future.