Sentence examples for unity of conception from inspiring English sources
In San Antonio's series against the Golden State Warriors, this year's resident playoff upstart and a team that plays whirling, gunning, unconscious basketball albeit with an itchily blessed-out Fellowship of Christian Athletes vibe—I've had the strange experience of feeling not just the usual grouchy awe but actual delight in the Spurs' perfect unity of conception and execution.
Though Mr. Tetzlaff knows that the concerts are being offered as separate events, he hopes that as many people as possible attend both to experience the unity of the conception.
For a more detailed, systematic discussion of the issue of different "degrees of being" and different "degrees of unity" this conception entails see Klima 1996a and 2000b.
His buildings often combine highly rational technical solutions with a lack of unity between conception and execution, a kind of "muddling through" that endears him to the British public but results in an oddly contradictory architecture.
According to their suggestions, conditions of high empathy are also conditions of increased "interpersonal unity, wherein the conception of self and other are not distinct but are merged to some degree" (Cialdini et al. 1997, 490).
Moment of CONCEPTION, what I'm sayin'.
The doctrine he taught combined a strict conception of the unity of God with a program of juridical and puritanical moral reform, based on a study of the Qurʾān and of tradition.
The manuscript underlined the opposition of faith and reason in its critique of the religious conceptions of the unity of thought and being.
The album profoundly conveys the sheer beauty, the clarity and purity of Coltrane's sound; the exalted concentration reflected in the band's free and spontaneous unity — a unity of purpose as well as of musical conception; and the quasi-symphonic unity of the four movements, one grand composition in four parts.
At the moment of conception.
Reid distinguishes between several functions of conception.
