Sentence examples for the same conceptions from inspiring English sources
The court found for Mr. Thomas, ruling, "The same conceptions clothed in another language cannot constitute the same composition".
Roth's cheerful debut, some thought, shored up the same "conceptions... as ultimately led to the murder of six million in our time".
Nonetheless we should still "in natural science everywhere apply the same conceptions and methods as the Materialist; but what to the latter is definitive truth is to the Idealist only the necessary result of our organisation" (Lange 1873 75, 3 324).
Both the propagation and dismissal of antisemitism stems from the same conception of the Jew as privileged and powerful.
Ciao Bella began with the same conception as Il Laboratorio del Gelato: a wholesale business for chefs and caterers who wanted to work with Mr. Snyder to create customized flavors.
Andrew Veyette, Frantz to Ms. Peck's Swanilda, danced and acted as if everything came from the same conception of a happy, lively, naughty character.
In the famous soliloquy he gives his villain at the beginning of "Richard III"—"Now is the winter of our discontent / Made glorious summer by this son of York"—Shakespeare returns to and develops the same conception.
Ueda wrote, "The function of symbols is to help create in the reader an emotional state similar to that in the poet's mind; symbols do not necessarily communicate the same conception to everyone".
In the famous soliloquy he gives his villain at the beginning of "Richard III" — "Now is the winter of our discontent / Made glorious summer by this son of York" — Shakespeare returns to and develops the same conception.
Now the show is back in a re-imagined version in which Norris and his choreographer, Javier de Frutos, often find fresh and arresting way of expressing the same conception, with certain key numbers staged completely differently.
The same conception recurs also in the very un-Platonic theory of a priori knowledge first enunciated by Thomas Hobbes in his De Corpore and adopted in the 20th century by the logical empiricists.
