Sentence examples for or conceptions from inspiring English sources

Belligerent or plain aggressive behavior is justified in terms of 'informality' or conceptions of what 'good thinking' requires.

As long as knowledge is regarded as possessing perceptions or conceptions that correspond to objects, the Infinite Mind is naturally envisioned as something that "contains" the totality of all perceptions or conceptions.

For example, in the original position, agents do not know their social status, natural abilities, or conceptions of the good (Rawls 1971, 12).

The understanding can generate ideas or conceptions of realities that have never been observed or imagined, and to that extent it is independent of the human body.

Holding some things to be true is, of course, necessary for individual survival, but is not sufficient for propositions or conceptions generally treated as "science".

This often comes with an implicit argument of roughly the following shape: The rejoinder here is that there might be other intuitive pictures or conceptions of sets that also explain, or draw lessons from, the paradoxes.

The formal concept was the act of mind or conception that represented an object, and the objective concept was the object represented.

But, as he acknowledges at once, the task he has set himself for this book requires him to have what he calls "a theory or conception of racism".

'And I think that there's an incredibly misplaced conservatism in casting in commercial theatre, and that casting still drives the whole process rather than writing or conception.

However, in an industrialized society, as opposed to an agrarian one, the season of the year is not an important factor in the timing of childbirth or conception.

Major technical advances may, of course, require many years between the original discovery or conception and the time when a practical design becomes feasible.