Sentence examples for previous conceptions from inspiring English sources
This book shattered all previous conceptions of espionage.
Because, on paper, I was beyond all previous conceptions of rich; it was just a matter of waiting for my options to vest.
The brothers wanted the restaurant to revolutionize previous conceptions of French cuisine, and Haeberlin's cooking helped to define what became known as nouvelle cuisine.
Setting the tone early on – "Sitting eating sushi in the city, incredibly chilled out reading Nietzsche #stereotypicalfootballer" – the 29-year-old Barton demonstrated an interest in philosophy, politics, literature and art so at odds with our previous conceptions of him that it was even suggested someone else was tweeting on his behalf.
If huge numbers of voters in the nation's largest state say that McCain would hotly compete for the state in November and Bush would write it off, as his father did in 1992, then practical pols here and elsewhere would suddenly rethink all previous conceptions.
The new model substantially modifies previous conceptions of this part of the shield as being constituted of blocks with sub-vertical margins and individual internal layering.
But as with the previous conception of payback, one should not confuse the concept of payback with the concept of retribution.
This discovery drastically changed the previous conception of the single-particle ground state of holes in coupled quantum dots.
The previous conception of priority setting as trade-off (eg, equity vs efficiency) was too simplistic and abstract to describe actual priority setting reasoning.
Data concerning socio-demographic characteristics such as age, monthly income, duration of infertility, marital status, educational level, number of previous conception, number of previous children, religion, as well as occupation of the respondents were recorded.
11 Accumulating evidence suggests that, in contrast to previous conception, the ECM is not merely a supportive platform for cells but a dynamic tissue component involved in many cellular processes, such as proliferation, migration and adhesion.
