Sentence examples for share a common conception from inspiring English sources

We are bound together because we Americans share a common conception of the future.

These two treatments share a common conception of legal obligation as justified imposition by a beneficent superior with access to sanctions.

This may help convince readers that they share a common conception of the straight line, but it is no use if unexpected difficulties arise in the creation of a theory as we shall see.

The reader will find there reasons for thinking that Kant and Frege may have shared enough of a common conception about logic for us to believe that equivocation doesn't undermine the apparent inconsistency between their views on the reducibility of arithmetic to logic.

Both models share a common design.

There is a common conception that the fuerdai are being groomed to inherit their parents' businesses, but this isn't necessarily the case.

A people is a group of individuals ruled by a common government, bound together by common sympathies, and firmly attached to a common conception of right and justice.

Despite their many differences, the accounts of Hempel (focusing now on just the DN rather than the IS model), Salmon, Kitcher and others discussed above largely share a common overall conception of what the project of constructing a theory of explanation should involve and (to a considerable extent) what criteria such a theory should satisfy if it is to be successful.

But through our shared basic ability to refer to pleasure, preserved since childhood, Stoics and hedonists continue to disagree about a shared subject, without the Stoics sharing in our common conception that pleasure is feeling that is actually good.

Moreover, it is in the exchange relation that we can see what it means for Hegel for individual subjects to share a common will an idea which will have important implications with respect to the difference of Hegel's conception of the state from that of Rousseau.

"For me, we share a common language.