Sentence examples for more precise conception from inspiring English sources
As it stands, however, this definition leaves us wanting a more precise conception of what is meant by the order or course of nature.
Each individual follows a more or less precise conception of what gives meaning to life.
Past research has shown that an ultrasound performed early in a pregnancy provides a more precise and reliable estimate of gestational age than does dating of conception based on the last menstrual period (LMP) reported by a pregnant woman [ 1- 4].
A good test case for the practical and pluralist conception of Critical Theory based on perspective taking would be to give a more precise account of the role of general theories and social scientific methods in social criticism, including moral theories or theories of norms.
Bush has been more precise.
Her cuts are more precise.
They got louder, more precise, more direct.
Contreras was more precise.
Ms. Pericet was much more precise.
