Sentence examples for strange conception from inspiring English sources

But Google has had a hard time drawing the line between public and private, most notably with the Google Buzz privacy settings, which lead one user to write a blog post entitled "Fuck You, Google" as well as to a FTC investigation, all because Buzz's strange conception of what a frequent contact means.

Many who responded to the survey had a strange conception of what was in the First Amendment.

Amid the Taylor repertory its outgoing lyricism stands in contrast to several unfriendly dramas and imaginatively strange, baffling, poetic conceptions; in the Ailey context it becomes just another feel-good hit.

"It's strange, this work's conception," he told his wife.

They see writing it as a golden opportunity to be exploited, to turn Egypt from a civil state that has been open to all citizens since the 19th century into a religious state in which the religious sheikhs hold absolute power based on their understanding of religion, however strange or mistaken their conception of it may be.

All that lysergic imagery (by all means, spring for the 3-D) feels entirely true to the artist Steve Ditko's original conception of Doctor Strange, who made his debut in 1963 and brought a welcome infusion of decade-appropriate mysticism into the world of Marvel Comics.

Khan and Warwick frame their analysis of The X-Files by establishing its conception, during a strange period of relative peace: between the end of the Cold War and the emergence of today's grinding war on terror, as the internet arrived on a mass scale.

"The most disturbing aspect of this strange, haunting book, with its great boldness of conception," Wollheim wrote, "is the resolute silence it maintains on all alternative views".

The Hotel Pennsylvania is not much more than a big box with a dollop of classical features; it is strange how little ornament it takes to separate our conception of the historic from the disposable.

But reflection on strange kinds also gives rise to epistemological concerns about the ordinary conception.

We're like a strange breed of midwife who come and live with you and are often there at the conception, the delivery and through a lot of the nurture.