Sentence examples for modes conceived in from inspiring English sources

His interpretation relies on the claim that particular modes, conceived in relation to all the other particular modes, follow from God's nature.

Lastly, what about Garrett's suggestion, expressed in [v], that finite modes conceived independently of the entire collection of other finite modes do not follow at all from God's nature?

Hence if a mode is conceived in such a way that it is not conceived in relation to something involving existence, it will exist contingently and not necessarily (as per Iax7).

So long as a finite mode is conceived in relation to something that is an expression of God's power, including itself, it will be conceived through God.

Conceived in the picnic mode, corn, coleslaw, fries and a barbecue dipping sauce accompanied a full or half rack of hickory-smoked ribs, which could have been more tender.

In traditional Mahâyâna Buddhist theory, the Buddha is conceived in terms of three modes or forms of embodiments (trikâya): dharmakâya (Jpn: hosshin), nirmanakâya, and sambhogakâya.

If any particular finite mode in the collection is to exist necessarily, it must be conceived in such a way that it too follows from something absolutely necessary.

Comedy conceived in this sublime and serene mode is rare but recurrent in the history of the theatre.

It's conceived in the same bare-knuckle satirical mode as his Bamboozled (2000) or Kevin Willmott's CSA: The Confederate States of America (2004).

Class2Go was conceived in spring.

This FE-modelling is conceived in ANSYS because of the program's significant capability to account for the web stresses and out-of-plane buckling failure modes.