Sentence examples for put the conception from inspiring English sources

Africanus who put the conception of Jesus around the Vernal Equinox (March 20th), which gave him his date of December 25th, nine months later, for Jesus' birth.

He puts the conception of John the Baptist shortly after Zechariah, his father, carried out his priestly duty in Jerusalem as part of a cycle of priests known as the "Abijah" group (Luke 1 5, 8; see 1 Chronicles 24 where these "courses" of priests are listed).

As early as in 1997, China Academy of Railway Sciences CARSS) put forward the conception of a vehicle for track elasticity measurement [33].

In terms of the generic multiverse conception of truth, we can put the point this way: While the generic-multiverse conception of truth deems CH to be indeterminate, it does not deem the Ω Conjecture to be indeterminate.

These early standards put the nation on the path that eventually led to the conception and implementation of the Safe Drinking Water Act.

The barbs put the Met on the defensive about whether it would stand by Mr. Lepage's conception of the "Ring".

Moreover, his conception of the consecutive expression 'if' clearly shows his tendency to put the domains of reality and language on a par.

This conception however, is misleading and if we took it as our point of departure it would put the whole enterprise of the theory of knowledge in jeopardy.

Thinkers such as Nietzsche and Freud have put in question the conception of human nature, and especially of our "inner" nature, as fundamentally good.

And importantly, this ethical concept of health as the ability to achieve capabilities is a human species-wide conception; it puts the health of every human being across all societies on the same plane of observation and analysis.

But the conception put forth by liberals leaves "a way out" for conservatives and anti-queer libertarians: If marriage is only about love, then why should government be involved at all?