Sentence examples for was a conception from inspiring English sources

What was overthrown was a conception of where and how politics is conducted.

The sculpture of the woman was a conception of a lighthouse by the artist Alison Saar.

What Marx brought to the idea of class struggle was a conception of how it had developed and how it must eventually turn out.

When James calls Osmond "a student of the exquisite," whose "ideal was a conception of high prosperity and propriety," was he glancing in the mirror at his own ambitions, fearful of what harm they might, if brandished too freely, inflict on other selves?

At the theoretical core of the Zionism advanced by Buber was a conception of Jewish identity being neither a religious nor a national form, but a unique hybrid.

Instead, there was a conception of how science ought to develop that was a by-product of the prevailing philosophy of science, as well as a popular, heroic view of scientific progress.

"There's a conception that modern is cold and sterile," said Gabriella Messina, the show's executive producer.

That is a conception of liberal internationalism as a historical process rather than as an ideal.

Foremost is a conception of abstraction as unusually body oriented and actively engaged with either the optics of perception or the possibility of function.

Presupposed in the foregoing account is a conception of human beings as economic animals rationally and self-interestedly engaged in minimizing costs and maximizing gains.

What logically follows is a conception of responsibility that is essentially outcome-based.