Sentence examples for present conception from inspiring English sources

Amis's and Greene's vision of a great novelist was different from the present conception: it was of a working man with a pen.

I would contend that the reason why this has garnered so much attention is that it chimes with an unconscious but still present conception of the Jew in the English collective psyche, as a satyr-like figure of venality and sexual obsession.

Surprise is the most obvious reaction to the deeply varied Soviet fashions she dredges up, because they conform not to our present conception of Russian taste (that it lusts after glitz) nor to our idea of all Soviet-era production (that it was shoddy or, at best, utilitarian).

The European programme has been steered to be in line with the present conception of a future power reactor.

"In its present conception, Internet.org thereby violates the principles of net neutrality, threatening freedom of expression, equality of opportunity, security, privacy and innovation".

Foucault's genealogical approach is best illustrated in his work Discipline and Punish (1979) where he begins with a present conception of punishment and identifies the workings of power particularly on bodies that produced it.

I decided not to discuss present conceptions of a gene (but I added recent references) because it can divert the attention of readers from the main subject of the paper.

Second, with the presented conception of virtual missile, we design an optimal controller to track the path generated from the symmetrical polar polynomial curve.

"A father has to be present at conception," he said in a 2002 interview.

Gavin Moorghen, professional officer, British Association of Social Workers: Infant mental health is an essential aspect of human growth and development and there should be recognition that mental health needs are present from conception and through to adulthood.

This is a life-long condition present since conception and accounts for the reason that a foetus with XY chromosomes develops as a normal girl and then a woman.