Sentence examples for unifying conception from inspiring English sources

But evidence for the determination of vera causae was to be demonstrated by the ability of disparate phenomena to be drawn together under a single unifying "Conception of the Mind," exemplified for Whewell by Newton's universal law of gravitation.

Even if one does not, one may lack a unifying conception of the mental domain, if one is not satisfied with arguments that show that phenomenal consciousness is essential to genuine (not merely "as if" or "interpreter derived") intentionality.

Inspired by the English theatre particularly by the work of actor Charles Kean who had toured Berlin in 1859 and the productions of Franz von Dinglelstedt in Weimar, the "Theatre Duke" sought to create a production style that unified the conception, interpretation, and execution of dramatic works.

It is a more complete section of the body, more unified in its conception, than I usually bother with.

This tragedy, almost entirely elegiac in conception, is unified by the personality of the prophet.

They belong to two different cultures unified by the same conception of the nation and the state, with two radically distinct experiences of economic competition.

It's unifying".

"He is unifying the country.

* Look for unifying threads.

It was unifying.

That isn't unifying.