Sentence examples for own conceptions from inspiring English sources

Consequently, many secular artists attempted to express their own conceptions of the "natural spontaneity" of Zhuangzi and Laozi's "spirit of the valley".

By and large, performers tend not to collect records on any huge scale, forming their own conceptions from whatever lies at hand, and Mr. Ford remains a performer at heart.

Other choreographers have staged their own conceptions of this tale; in Ms. Taylor-Corbett's version, the singing lead will be portrayed by the Broadway star Patti LuPone, appearing as a guest artist.

When revising ideas in science fiction productions, students—in an indirect manner revise their own conceptions.

So people may try to advance their own conceptions of the best principles.

Unfortunately, it is difficult to relate such students' attitude to their misunderstanding of the scientific method or their own conceptions and beliefs.

Is it in fact her own conception?

They had also evolved their own conception of the world.

It was nothing like his own conception of a lesser Troy.

It is narrated by a foetus from the time before his own conception.

But Bernstein had his own conception of what the public should get.