Sentence examples for new conception from inspiring English sources

At the center of his work was a new conception of philosophy and the philosopher that in several crucial respects influenced the modern concept of each.

A new conception of social protection is needed.

Behind these changes lay a new conception of rationalized competition.

Readers and critics pushed back against this new conception of literature.

"Those boys would see their leaders giving them the new conception of the revisions".

A new conception of law appeared in France: statute was deemed the basic source of law.

Many scholars have argued that the war brought into being a new conception of American nationhood.

2) A NEW CONCEPTION OF FOOTBALL (The Times) Has there ever been a more sweeping — yet accurate — statement than this?

The East African bombings also popularised the new conception of a conflict no longer limited by territorial boundaries.

This, Batchelor argues persuasively, "was an entirely new conception of colour: more urban colours than the colours of nature.

Flaunting bountiful size and poor taste, David Warren's production, transparently disguised as a new conception, is pointless.