However, Russell no longer conceived of falsity as simply lacking a corresponding fact.
This occurs most clearly where matter comes to be regarded as an attribute of the divine substance, so that God is no longer conceived of as a being distinct from nature but rather as the immutable and eternal imminent cause from which the plenitude of finite shapes in nature pours forth.
Indeed, "Nature can no longer be conceived of without humans" (Ostfeld and others 1997, p. 8).
Just think of all the great inventions that have come through serendipity, such as Fleming's discovery of penicillin, and just noticing something no one conceived of before".
As such, the backdrop for a story Extence no doubt conceived of as a state-of-the-nation tale instead feels curiously anachronistic.
No longer conceived of as a terror, death is refigured as the winding down of life's frantic clock -- and dying as a means of coming to terms with our identities, our loved ones, ourselves.
(Note that strictly speaking the conclusion of the argument is that there are no moral facts as-we-conceive-of-them. Thus, it may be possible to block the argument by advocating a revisionary approach to our moral concepts).
They no longer conceive of a typical gene as a single chunk of DNA encoding a single protein.
He, however, simply views it from a point-of-view so radically different from Kathy's, that she can no more conceive of it that we can accurately picture a cube with five dimensions.
Until now, no one ever conceived of the authority financing the office buildings at ground zero.
