Sentence examples for the only conception from inspiring English sources

This, however, is not the only conception of happiness that Plutarch advocates.

However, Lewis's version of realism is by no means the only conception of possible worlds.

But it is not the only conception involved in ancient Greek geometrical analysis.

Arguably, his is the only conception of faith that avoids the heresy of Pelagianism, according to which people are able to save themselves, independently of divine grace.

Reid's idea is that the only conception we can have of the exertion of power is of that distinctive sort of mental effort in which we engage when we will to do something.

Until Sept. 11, the only conception that many of us had of the potential dangers of working in a 100-story-plus building was from the 1974 disaster film The Towering Inferno.

First, it argues that the algebraic conception of set theory is the only respectable conception for contemporary mathematicians and philosophers to adopt.

Chomsky therefore concludes that languages cannot be defined or individuated extensionally or mind-externally, and hence the only scientifically interesting conception of a 'language' is the 'I-language' view (see for example Chomsky 1986: 25; 1992 19955 and elsewhere).

The only problem with this conception is that once the veneer shatters, we're left with a hollow center.

To our knowledge, this is the only observational study of conception status and childhood asthma in a UK population.

Ancient Greek geometry was not the only source of later conceptions of analysis, however.