Sentence examples for this new conception from inspiring English sources

Readers and critics pushed back against this new conception of literature.

Given this new conception of gravely brain-injured people who nevertheless possess a hitherto unsuspected degree of mental capacity, the debate over when a patient can exercise choice about whether to have life support removed has resurfaced.

Perhaps most important is the fluidity of this new conception of mental health: it is meant as a starting point of classification that will evolve along with the methodology and the findings.

This new conception of the good life, defined for centuries by association with religious virtue, had as its center the sovereign individual: liberated from older obligations to guild and church, his pursuit of self-interest would be henceforth assisted by continuous technical innovation, commercial expansion and the political institutions of the nation-state.

The implications of this new conception of affordances for the ecological account of agency are explored.

This new conception would find its expression in Humboldt's language philosophy and linguistics that from this moment on became of central concern to him.

"Those boys would see their leaders giving them the new conception of the revisions".

The East African bombings also popularised the new conception of a conflict no longer limited by territorial boundaries.

The "Quaestiones" reveal that Newton had discovered the new conception of nature that provided the framework of the scientific revolution.

Hand in hand with the new conception of poetry and the insistence on a new subject matter went a demand for new ways of writing.

As Theresa Whistler puts it in her excellent biography, Imagination of the Heart (1993), Anglo American brought to Europe "the new conception of organising on a global basis".