To his powers of conception and imagination he added a rare carefulness and anxiety of study.
In time, though, the power of the conception conquered skepticism.
In those instances, one was quickly reminded of the beauty of his sound and the power of his conception.
Notwithstanding the utility and heuristic power of this conception, such an account based on a self-other demarcation derives from an anthropocentric extrapolation, one that may be directly traced to the original clinical orientation in which immunology emerged: Infectious disease afflicts the patient – a threatened self – and immunity is thus construed as protective of that agent.
Lukes suggests another, more radical, explanation for the essentially contested nature of the concept of power: our conceptions of power are, according to him, themselves shaped by power relations.
The most ubiquitous mental power is that of conception.
Then again, an atmosphere of engulfing mystery, of the uncanny, is integral to the power of Czernowin's conception.
At times, the orchestra swamped the singers, but the power of Levine's conception gave the evening a singleness of purpose that would otherwise have been unobtainable.
I am reminded of the power of this wondrous conception once again by the recent publication of yet another book that gives witness to life in the camps.
Christie, though, believes in the power of the original conception, where music, dance, and spectacle achieve a kind of delirious equilibrium.
