Sentence examples for place of conception from inspiring English sources

In one year's time, a newborn baby will be named Angel after its place of conception.

"The stripped-down performance with artists who build from the place of performance as opposed to a place of conception and structure".

It's an odd departure for a country that famously let some really ridiculous names fly, like "Violence," "Number 16 Bus Shelter" (the place of conception, one commenter suggests), and "Benson" and "Hedges" for an unfortunate pair of twins.

I am Alhambra, named for the place of my conception.

In place of this conception he offers his 'Multiple Drafts' model.

The classification reflects its time (19th century) and place (western Europe) of conception in the sense that the study of religion was not yet liberated from its ties to the philosophy of religion and theology.

Moreover, stress was placed on the social and funded character of experience in place of the older conception of experience as private content confined to the mind of an individual.

But then in the 12th century Geoffrey of Monmouth, arch-spinner of Arthurian legends, laid the foundations of its worldwide appeal by declaring the island fortress to be the place of King Arthur's conception.

Barlow Rogers, a landscape planner, considers that the main shift has been from a sacral idea of place to a conception of value-neutral space governed by mathematical principles of perspective.

In her opening argument at Wright's federal trial, Hedges tried to place his conception of the world's most notorious terrorist group in the context of role-playing games he learned with his uncle, Usaamah Rahim.

Optimisation of medication similarly should ideally take place before conception; prescribers of medication to women of childbearing age need to be mindful of the possibility of pregnancy and prescribe accordingly.