Sentence examples for older conception from inspiring English sources
This older conception was much more frightening and, in certain cultures, even believed to be life-threatening.
This development was promoted through the older conception of the divine right of kings and princes, which was especially operative in Germanic lands.
Moreover, stress was placed on the social and funded character of experience in place of the older conception of experience as private content confined to the mind of an individual.
Given that Locke's aim, above all, is to discuss what degree of assent we should give to various religious propositions, the older conception of probability very likely serves his purposes best.
Current systems biology approaches [ 184] are leading towards the idea of senescence as a complex of reticulated gene interactions with nodes and hubs and away from the older conception of a master switch from which subsequent events propagated [ 5].
It retroactively applies current theories of cultural hybridity to older conceptions of race, and asks the reader to imagine what race has meant and means today.
That new data challenges old inferences does not mean our older conceptions are entirely incorrect.
On older conceptions, free logic forbids any quantification over non-existing things (see Paśniczek 2001 and Lambert's reply in Morscher and Hieke 2001, pp. 246 8).
The second thesis allows them to expose ideological and destructive tendencies within modern forces of secularization, but without denying either that these forces are progressive and enlightening or that the older conceptions they displace were themselves ideological and destructive.
She identifies two older conceptions of action, a consequence-oriented view, on which actions are simply ways of producing effects in a given, natural world, and an expressivist view, on which actions function more or less as evaluative pronouncements.
Perhaps it would be as well to say that the old conception, replaced by a later choice, is a way of seeing and then seeing again".
