Sentence examples for powerful conception from inspiring English sources

Mr. Thielemann's powerful conception of the work still came through.

It also implied a spiritual instability, a powerful conception that reached across three centuries into the world of "Moby-Dick".

"The ideological impetus to be a mother," as Donath describes it, can be found across all walks of society and is founded on the powerful conception that complete female happiness can only be achieved through motherhood.

Andromaque's audience was fully aware that it was witnessing a new and powerful conception of the human condition in which passionate relationships are seen as basically political in their means and expression.

Aristotle's influential and powerful conception of such a fundamental subject is, of course, that of a subject which is incapable of also figuring as a predicate or as he himself puts it, rather more precisely, it is that which is 'neither said of nor present in a subject'.

In principle it seems to be a very powerful and persuasive conception, but everything always depends on implementation".

The Taylor season lies ahead, and with it come some of the most powerful contrasts and conceptions to be seen on any stage.

Moreover, the pattern of chemical elements on the star's surface suggests it arose from a cloud of gas and dust enriched by debris from just one powerful supernova (artist's conception shown, above).

Hegel's major works, including, in addition to the Science of Logic, the Phenomenology of Spirit (1807) and the Philosophy of Right (1821), all contain detailed and powerful rejoinders to Kantian conceptions of knowledge, truth, and freedom.

A detailed analysis and powerful defense of Ockham's conception is provided Claude Panaccio [Panaccio 2004].

Surely, as a description, this conception is both powerful and plausible: war is about governance, using violence instead of peaceful measures to resolve policy (which organizes life in a land).