Sentence examples for said conception from inspiring English sources

In Indiana, Representative Joe Donnelly did what had seemed impossible by taking a Senate seat for the Democrats in a heavily Republican state, just weeks after his opponent, State Treasurer Richard Mourdock, said conception by rape was God's will.

In 1971, writing in The Dialectic of Sex, feminist Shulamith Firestone said conception should occur in test tubes and glass wombs in labs could take a baby to term.

I can firmly say that I have journeyed through the beginning, middle and end of parenting, which is to say conception through adulthood.

I won't tell more and risk spoiling a plot that is frankly spoiled by its very inception, or should I say conception.

He once said that "conception from rape occurs with approximately the same frequency as snowfall in Miami".

In response, Paul D. Clement, representing 26 states challenging the law, said this conception of federal power amounts to "a revolution in the relationship between the central government and the governed".

But as we have said, the conception of the militia at the time of the Second Amendment 's ratification was the body of all citizens capable of military service, who would bring the sorts of lawful weapons that they possessed at home to militia duty.

Shetty said the conception that citizens clamored for draconian responses to terror attacks was overblown, and argued along with De Croo that wide-scale surveillance, instead of targeted counter-terrorism efforts, actually did little to head off terror plots.

The presiding justice, Park Han-chul, said: "Public conceptions of individuals' rights in their sexual lives have undergone changes".

Bastani says his conception of FALC is based on a modern reading of Marx's Capital and Grundrisse.

The Roman jurist and philosopher Cicero (106 43 bce) articulated the first, and some would say definitive, conception of what is called "natural law".