Sentence examples for narrower conception from inspiring English sources

Even if both are accepted, there remains a considerable tension between a wider and a narrower conception of logic.

According to the narrower conception, logical truths obtain (or hold) in virtue of certain specific terms, often called logical constants.

But a core within the movement always insisted on a narrower conception of the alt-right, one that was inextricably linked with white separatism, and with Spencer specifically.

Halwani is also in favor of a narrower conception of objectification.

In the narrower conception, what Whewell called "verification" is not part of discovery proper.

(On the broader conception, haecceities are non-qualitative in nature, while, on the narrower conception, haecceities end up being qualitative, provided there are no qualitatively indiscernible worlds).

As mobile South Asian and Southeast Asian middle classes grow, so do the numbers of English-speaking Muslims seeking to construct modern and hybrid identities that don't conform to the West's narrower conceptions.

21 When individual subindices of the WJP Rule of Law Index are employed, or when narrower conceptions of the rule of law are used, some associations remained but others disappeared.

Giving up on them sacrifices real pleasures for a needlessly narrow conception of literary purity.

The historical evidence, however, does not support such a narrow conception of mysticism.

This is a narrow conception of "diplomacy," however, one where bargains are struck on the basis of private interests.