Sentence examples for we have conceptions from inspiring English sources

We defend secularism, and we have conceptions of equality between men and women".

While he is confident that there are external objects, and thus has no intention of affirming ontological idealism, nevertheless because in Hobbes's opinion we could have conceptions of these seemings even if there were no objects around (ibid.

Many people appear to have conceptions of this kind (Kelemen and Rosset 2009).

Their impact may not be clear in advance and stakeholders may have conceptions about shared service arrangements.

The patients also have conceptions based on the assumption that everybody sleeps at night.

JT, SS and WE have made substantial contributions to conception, design and acquisition of data.

MH and WE have made substantial contributions to conception and design and revised the manuscript critically for important intellectual content.

According to Locke, we have two conceptions of substance.

We have different conceptions of this dialog and participating for us will be the experts on those issues, but we have said several times that we have never thought that after more than fifty years of this problem, it would be resolved overnight.

Thus, for any possibility of which we have a conception, if there is no object to which that conception conforms — that is, if the possibility exists only in thought — the possibility is not clearly and distinctly perceived.

Because we can grasp the temporal relations between different cycles or phases, we have a conception of the connectedness of time which gives us the concept of the past (Campbell 1994, chapter 2).