Sentence examples for our conceptions of from inspiring English sources

Lukes suggests another, more radical, explanation for the essentially contested nature of the concept of power: our conceptions of power are, according to him, themselves shaped by power relations.

(e) Change our conceptions of "childhood" as a protected early period in a person's life?

Perpetrators of mass murder are usually nothing like our conceptions of them.

And it is the rural, built with those determined hands, that could change our conceptions of what a city is.

"Step It Up" makes us realize how little other competitive reality shows challenge our conceptions of ambition.

There is also a question as to how this and similar technologies could alter our conceptions of parenting itself.

They suggest, too, how closely our conceptions of Lincoln's public greatness are connected with our conception of his inner life, his empathy, his personal suffering.

So the concept of disease plays a crucial role in our conception of health in a variety of important domains.

The problem is our conception of freedom.

Then our conception of these effects is the whole of our conception of the object.

Our conception of what is possible has narrowed dramatically.