Sentence examples for popular conception of from inspiring English sources

"That's your popular conception of public housing," he said.

But Dr. Feldman said the finding essentially confirmed the popular conception of race.

Parker answers almost perfectly to the popular conception of a progressive school.

How does a volcano's actual structure differ from the popular conception of a volcano?

But some say the genetic clustering into continent-based groups does correspond roughly to the popular conception of racial groups.

Did in case of Ring Lardner, whose face fits popular conception of what humorist should look like.

Alan Hale is frequently far from the popular conception of an iron worker, but he evidently sought to portray an iron worker with a quasisense of humor.

Contrary to the popular conception of what palaeontologists study (dinosaurs!), marine invertebrates with mineralised hard parts are the mainstay of working with fossils.

The Ameisen sitting beside me in the bar of the Hotel Lutetia is as far from the popular conception of the alcoholic as it's possible to get.

Despite the popular conception of his trade, Mr. Podesta says he sees his main role as giving information to lawmakers rather than wielding influence.

It was this image of "happy and inspired students," so foreign to the popular conception of school, that brought me to Drumduan.