Sentence examples for kind of conception from inspiring English sources

Does rape or incest create some different kind of conception, or some different kind of life?

I do wish to discuss the third kind of conception of the political authority of democracy.

This kind of conception was articulated to some extent by John Maynard Keynes in his Treatise on Probability (1921).

Just as Representative Todd Akin made a meaningless distinction in his remarks about "legitimate rape," Mr. Ryan's distinction among different kinds of conception is meaningless and willfully deceptive.

We might decide, in the end, that a plausible account will have to draw on both kinds of conception; but we can usefully begin by contrasting simple, pure versions of each.

"I don't see the point of existence without some kind of moral conception of the world," Veronica, who is publishing a book on Darfur, says.

That will mean entering a period of more regional, organic, local production and a diet that is very different from the kind of Western conception that currently dominates the way we eat.

As was the case with Perry's first objection, however, the nonnecessity of belief objection is less persuasive with true demonstratives, where some kind of correct conception of the intended reference is arguably needed to demonstrate it.

I don't want people to have a kind of pre-conception of what to expect.

The high entropy alloys (HEAs) is a kind of innovative alloy design conception.

On Hacking's model, one he called "the looping effect of human kinds," the conception of the behavior may be part of an epistemic project of understanding a human kind that in turn gives rise to the clusters of traits that the theory represents (thereby providing epistemic support for the conception).