Sentence examples for using a different conception from inspiring English sources

The ambiguity around the year of birth is in part because Indigenous Australians operate using a different conception of time, often estimating dates through comparisons with the occurrence of other events.

In this work two models, each one using a different kinetic scheme, a different formulation for the catalyst activity and a different conception of the regenerator are compared when simulating the same FCC unit.

"The recession is bringing us a different conception of life," Ms. Griffin said.

Still, the word is as slippery as a used condom; everyone has a different conception of what constitutes a slut these days, which makes it really hard to know when to be offended.

Gibbon has a different conception of psychology from us.

It illustrated a different conception of what constituted achievement".

You see, I have a different conception about fashion.

Only a different conception that combines direct and representative democracy can gather popular support.

Attachment to a different conception of the good life became by default a pitiable recoiling into crude medievalism.

Both Renoir and Rossellini urged humility on the artist; they had a different conception of what the term implied.

This implies a different conception of competition.