Sentence examples for of that conception from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the so-called Yahwist writer (one of the individuals or groups identified as a source of the Torah or Pentateuch, the first five books of the Hebrew Bible) possessed a unique conception of history, and the Hebrews identified themselves as a distinct people only because of that conception.

The advocate of that conception already deems the Ω Conjecture to be determinate.

Whilst locating it in the world requires an explanation of how, contrary to Evans's argument, the impossibility of vague identity is not a straightforward consequence of the classical conception of identity, or else the abandonment of that conception.

If Tiësto sired the blessed Hardwell in the land of Tomorrow, this celebration boldly featured a reenactment of that conception.

The literature on natural kinds (cf. Mill 1884) has tended to adopt a more restricted conception of kinds, although articulating that conception is not straightforward.

He tells of Mr Blair's admission that conception probably occurred at Balmoral.

"That's one of the conception that people have, that you're going to be alone.

Disjointed allusions to the Ragnarök, found in many other sources, show that conceptions of it varied.

It argues that conceptions of cosmetic surgery as anti-ageing are premised on an essentialist conception of the 'naturally ageing body'.

On that conception of logical equivalence, (C) is false, and Taylor buys (A).

When we talk about quality, for example, somehow diversity is never included in that conception of quality.