Sentence examples for the correct conception from inspiring English sources

The correct conception of that than which nothing greater can be conceived must, therefore, include existence.

Thus, on this model, the asymmetry in attributions is a distortion of the correct conception of intentionality (desire, belief, etc).

Hence, the correct conception of justice is aristocratic, assigning political rights to those who make a full contribution to the political community, that is, to those with virtue as well as property and freedom (1281a4 8).

This is clearly the case when Leibniz and Clarke consider one of the principal questions of their correspondence, whether their common acceptance of the principle of sufficient reason entails that one of them holds the correct conception of space (cf. L3: 4 and C 3: 4-5).

Learning science without having the correct conceptions of the Nature of science (NOS) is a flaw in science education which warrants attention.

Abandoning Aristotelian philosophy not only would not bring about the collapse of theology, it would permit the recovery of a correct conception of science, one that must consist, as it did for Galileo, in a continual reading of the infinite book of nature, which is the expression of the infinite truth and of Christian rationality.

Van Winkle need not have a correct conception of the day of his utterance to be talking and thinking about that day with his use of 'today'today

As was the case with Perry's first objection, however, the nonnecessity of belief objection is less persuasive with true demonstratives, where some kind of correct conception of the intended reference is arguably needed to demonstrate it.

In response, Nussbaum conceded that sometimes there may be more than one objectively correct conception of these virtues and that the specification of the conception may depend on the practices of a particular community.

Once categorized, a secondary analysis was conducted to detect the presence of correct conceptions and misconceptions.

The first step in helping students recognize their own misconceptions is to identify them as well as the prevalence of any scientifically correct conceptions held by them.