Sentence examples for our normal conception of from inspiring English sources

These positions seem to turn our normal conception of Democrats and Republicans' views on states' rights on its head.

I don't think you can, because today it's a real office job that goes beyond any normal conception of what time one should devote to work.

Work backwards.Just like turning a thing upside down, working backwards breaks the brain's normal conception of causality.

This is especially apparent while traveling the world's more scenic routes: routines and normal conceptions of how to fuel the imagination become meaningless.

This paper outlines a gradual evolution in the formal conception of rationality that brings it closer to our informal conception of intelligence and simultaneously reduces the gap between theory and practice.

In gestational choriocarcinoma the malignant cells arise from previously genetically normal cells of a normal conception that have successfully moved through fertilisation and nuclear fusion.

Our patients had all lost a baby with a horrible genetic disorder after normal conception.

And our cultural conception of what constitutes the "average" or "normal" American is not an idea that exists in a bubble; on the contrary, it's an underlying belief that has significant political and social consequences -- consequences suffered by the groups considered to be "other" than this average, male, white American.

The second sentence seems undeniably right, in terms of civil rights and our conception of our freedoms.

Our duty is to our own citizens, and to our own conception of what is right for the world.

The rise of visual media, in fact, changed our very conception of storytelling.