Sentence examples for more conception of from inspiring English sources

The Obama Administration has no more conception of commerce or how a free-enterprise system works than did the machine apparatchiks who undermined Con Ed.

Distilling the examples of the German Romantics, the Barbizon artists and the Hudson River School, Inness forged a less-is-more conception of pictorial unity that was years ahead of its time.

In Antwerp David became impressed by the life and movement in the work of Quentin Massys, who had introduced a more intimate and more human conception of sacred themes.

When the resource-regime changes are in the direction of greater reciprocity, they may help to produce a more robust conception of personhood and a more egalitarian and attractive social life.

They instead favour a somewhat more complex conception of positive self-concept as a reflection of the ideologies and social values of the perceiver.

I am arguing for more dynamic conception of the managerial role and a more dynamic assessment of an employee's characteristics.

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, writing for the dissenters, argued for "a more majestic conception" of the exclusionary rule, and a more categorical one.

We need a radical shift in consciousness, a more generous conception of the whole, which is far more inclusive than we prefer to believe.

The more a conception of justice satisfies these formal constraints of right, the more reason the parties have to choose that conception.

The rhythm section is now more loosely knit, and Mr. Jamal truly emotes through his annunciatory scene-changing phrases, developing and spilling over into a more abstract conception of time.

could have helped foster a more robust conception of marriage.