Sentence examples for universal conception from inspiring English sources

Rousseau's conception is thus political and differs from the more universal conception of the general will held by Diderot.

The universal conception of MSAs active and passive elements provides great functional complexity to ICs in using them.

On Darwin's tongue, the Word created a revolutionary and now well-nigh universal conception of the nature of human beings, or, rather, human beasts.

Yet, simultaneously, it was invariably held by its advocates to provide a guiding ethic and a universal conception of social justice to inform policy choices in a programmatic way.

But it is also to do with something much more deeply and subtly rooted, a careless, universal conception of politics as a battleground, a metaphor so entrenched that we don't even notice it.

The ability to empathize with other individuals and imaginatively reconstruct their unique subjective viewpoints is vital to moral insight and wise moral choice, but ethics that base moral judgment on a universal conception of the person or abstract rules marginalize this skill (Meyers 1994).

He has put together a computer presentation that opens with bugles and drums and the words, "Conception Universelle," the French translation of universal design.

Universal design in most cases focuses on either building prostheses that approximate typical legs, or adapting environments to fit a standardized conception of typical legs.

Differences, as well as universals, in conceptions of death and dying need further investigation to assess their use in interventions or clinical assessment tools.

On the Aristotelian conception of universals as universal predicables, there obviously are universals, namely, our universal words.

A program note said that "Qian Kun" reflected a philosophical conception of universal energy.