Sentence examples for this very conception from inspiring English sources

Better to say that it is this very conception of what it means to be objective that marks Schama and Goodman as products of one particular moment in Jewish history.

This kind of realism has been missing since the very conception of this war, and it is what led me to publicly oppose it in 2002".

There's something in the very conception of "Margaret," in the themes it most ambitiously pursues, that defies perfection.

His lifelong ambition was to establish abduction and induction firmly and permanently along with deduction in the very conception of logic each of them clearly distinguished from the other two, yet positively related to them.

On this latter passage the English bishop and biblical scholar Joseph Barber Lightfoot (1828 89) remarked: The notion of a verbal inspiration in a certain sense is involved in the very conception of an inspiration at all, because words are at once the instruments of carrying on and the means of expressing ideas, so that the words must both lead and follow the thought.

Susan Sontag, in contrast, went from arguing, in the mid-'60s, that Riefenstahl's films "Triumph of the Will" and "Olympia" transcended "the categories of propaganda or even reportage" to concluding, a decade later, that the very conception of "Triumph of the Will" "negates the possibility of the filmmaker's having an aesthetic conception independent of propaganda".

She also suggests there could be a "white saviour" mentality implicitly at work in the very conception of the film that could depict brutality against women as a specific socio-cultural problem of India; and she objects to the title, which describes women as daughters rather than people in their own right.

What is now needed is a fundamental shift in the very conception of Europe to more fully capture solidarity.

Better, then, to idealize in the very conception of what one is trying to do, and aim to understand competence, not performance.

But sense-data are not supposed to have an independent existence, and therefore the very conception of a sense-datum involves a contradiction.

But the relativists reject the quick move that presupposes the very conception of truth they are at pains to undermine and have offered sophisticated approaches of defense.