Sentence examples for oriental conceptions from inspiring English sources
Most traditional scholarship has accepted the notions that (1) the Mongol invasion "destroyed" Kievan culture, (2) the Tatar period was one of "stultification" and "isolation from the West," and (3) "Russian" culture was deeply influenced by Golden Horde culture, in particular by "Oriental" conceptions of despotism.
That ballet's 1972 contemporary "Symphony in Three Movements" remains an astounding conception: tying Oriental gesture and rhythm to Western swing-based dances, linking echoes of 1940s wartime behavior and airplane imagery to futuristic views of society.
The dramatic simplicity of his conception and the almost Oriental facility of his brushwork combined with telling effect, especially when dealing with the black-and-white issues of fascism and oppression.
Oriental Delight, Wirral.
The new state guidelines promised not to sanitize, but a passage on people's conception of time from Aldous Huxley (a product of England's colonial era) deletes the paragraphs on how unpunctual "the Oriental" is.
"Some pianists collect Oriental vases.
Ferry stop: Oriental (N1).
