Sentence examples for overall conceptions from inspiring English sources

In what follows, we look briefly at Hilbert's technique in Foundations of Geometry, detail Frege's various criticisms thereof, and finally outline the overall conceptions of logic that give rise to the differences.

It's not a matter of arcane moves but the overall conception of strategy that is in question.

Word has it that they found difficult Abbado's concentration, in rehearsal, on details of texture and balance rather than on the overall conception of the work.

His integration of Asian traditional music with contemporary expression reveals itself more in the overall conception than directly in sound effects.

The journalist and novelist Kurt Andersen had also long worked on the book and overall conception for the musical.

There were striking moments throughout, but a lack of continuity and sufficient contrast between movements marred his overall conception.

The north-east also had the lowest conception rate for all those between 15 and 44, at 70.6 conceptions per 1,000, while London had the highest overall conception rate at 85.2.

Glints of skilled stagecraft — gorgeous backdrops, assured choreography — cannot compensate for the limitations of its cast or the director's overall conception (1 25).

It seems important to review some of the arguments that have been employed both for and against the overall conception of art that such theories share.

But the music still pierces, the blood still flows, and the overall conception is so original that even when the movie falters in the moment, it dazzles in the memory.

The soloists' approach brought out the poignant elegance of the movement and made it seem more a part of the overall conception: more a part of life, in a way, where happy and sad states simply coexist.