Sentence examples for one conception of from inspiring English sources

And yet this fundamental divide, between those who cling on to one conception of power and those who have rejected it, persists.

They were introduced to different concepts of public interest and were introduced to the idea that one conception of public interest would insist that any trade-off between common interests in confidentiality and health improvement was for reasons that the public would find accessible and acceptable.

One conception of the Internet -- and rapidly-changing technology in general -- is to claim that it is beyond effective regulation, because its effects are not constrained by borders.

"One conception of psychedelic theory for alcoholics is that L.S.D. can truly accomplish the transcendence that is repeatedly and unsuccessfully sought in drunkenness," "Psychedelic Drugs Reconsidered" suggested in 1979.

Gail Lewis is a feminist academic working in psychosocial studies, Birkbeck College, London I have participated in many international, regional and local women's conferences over the past 40 years and I have found that there are many different feminisms, not one movement or one conception of women's liberation.

One "conception of the good" is an idea of what renders life pleasant and worth living.

After all they are many while it is one".[25] So, assuming that the extended many-one conception of identity retains some analogue of Leibniz's law of the indiscernibility of identicals, the one whole cannot be identical to its many parts.

A second limitation is that we focused on one specific conception of collective agents, which relies on Searle's account of social entities.

Attention to form may also present an implicit attack on one's conception of his independence and freedom from constraint.

Perhaps this objection is really evidence of the feeling that settling the issue based on one's conception of lawhood seems particularly unsatisfying.

Again, the precise interpretation of this attitude will depend in part on one's conception of Pyrrho's philosophy; but the link with a Pyrrhonist outlook is, at a general level, not hard to see.