Sentence examples for opposite conception of from inspiring English sources

I genuinely like Chinese food, but [the Chinese] have almost the opposite conception of what tastes good than Westerners.

Avicenna's concept of mayl is almost the opposite of the Aristotelian conception of violent motion and is reminiscent of Newton's first law of motion.

It is the exact opposite of Barack Obama's conception of our national identity, one that emphasizes national unity as well as inclusion, and seeks to strengthen ties among Americans across lines of race, culture, and religion.

As with chemistry of any sort, the opposites attract at the moment of conception of the new.

There are two main threads in the common-sense conception of pain that pull in opposite directions.

The Four Quartets abandons time, as per Dante's conception of the Empyrean, and allows for opposites to co-exist together.

This leaves the Deflationary conception of forbearance, according to which a forbearance is the opposite of an action, namely an episode of rest or absence of thought.

Interestingly, a fellow Viennese architect, Camillo Sitte, shared Wagner's conception of the city as an aesthetic unity but took an opposite view about what it should look like.

But the opposite extreme, of which Scheler, Dilthey, and Bergson are critical, fits with Horkheimer's conception of the state of the sciences.

His conception of truth is exceedingly stringent.

"First: a conception of the common good.