Sentence examples for that the conception from inspiring English sources

However, it may be worth insisting once more that we should not disregard the fact that the conception of the soul that features in the Republic is broader than our concept of mind, in that it continues to be part of this conception that it is soul that accounts for the life of the relevant ensouled organism.

Their songs, especially, strike you as juvenile, and that suggests that the conception itself is off cue.

Apparently, it was possible that the conception had taken place with me, or with the other man a few days before or after the intercourse with me.

When Pattni recovered from her coma, Balakrishnan told her that the conception was the result not of an affair but of "electronic warfare".

It is hardly surprising in these circumstances that the conception of human nature that emerged from Plato's work should have had such a pervasively intellectualistic cast.

Until the theory of relativity was propounded it was assumed that the conception of simultaneity had an absolute objective meaning also for events separated in space.

Doesn't she mean "they're not a constant energy source?" And who exactly is it that has the conception that the sun shines at night and the wind blows all the time?

The rent strike movement presents an opportunity to create a community within – and between – institutions that rejects the conception of the university as some kind of business.

For that reason, the conception of contention-free OBS ring is proposed.

"That's one of the conception that people have, that you're going to be alone.

Like the blind-beggar-for-luck, "Kane" has a primitive appeal that is implicit in the conception.