Sentence examples for little conception from inspiring English sources
In an e-mail to a colleague at Little, Brown, Phillips wrote: "Paul has little conception of what editing means.
If they're younger, they have little conception of this thing called civil rights.
Traber seemed to have little conception of what he had accomplished.
Noting that medieval artists depicted children as adults, only smaller, he argued that early modern parents had little conception of childhood as a distinct phase of life.
One consequence is that the Chinese have little conception of difference, which is clearly manifest in their attitude towards Tibet and Xinjiang.
Yaya Touré, a midfielder by trade, showed little conception of centre-back play but Chelsea could not punish the deficiency fully.
Sure, all signs pointed to the thing being a modified Mylo, but still, their little artist's conception ended up being uncannily like the actual design.
PPD tuberculin is a crude and complex mixture of tuberculo-proteins which has changed little since its conception and original application by Dr. Robert Koch in 1890 [ 2].
"The Immaculate Conception of Little Dizzle" is like "Clerks" reimagined by William S. Burroughs.
By the standards of previous American literary trilogies, notably USA by John Dos Passos, an early 20th-century masterpiece, this structure might seem a little pedestrian in its conception.
But there was something a little pretentious in the conception of this program, "The World According to Bach: A Musical Mandala," and something a little smug in its presentation.
