We can still conceive of him as a leader.
Thus, even if there is no real or extramental property in Socrates that accounts for his being thought about by Simmias, we must still conceive of this situation as if there were one and, as it were, project this property onto Socrates.
We're still conceiving to a certain extent".
And while it's not impossible that my husband and I could still conceive a child, the real question for us has become: how do we want to spend our resources, our time, our emotions?
Many cultures still conceive of marriage between a man and several women – my own husband's great-grandfather married polygamously, so it isn't all that remote.
But whereas patients are becoming more vocal in their demands and expectations, many doctors still conceive of their role as a paternalistic one, as events at North Staffordshire, Bristol and Alder Hey testify.
The passionate audiences I encountered last week, at the Austin symposium dedicated to Wallace's work and memory, illustrated how some readers still conceive of a large debt due to his posthumous account.
"Most outsiders still conceive of the Amazon as a natural environment that is populated by tribesmen, if populated at all," said Nicomedes Suáreditorúz, editof of "Literary Amazonia: Modern Writing by Amazonian Authors" (University Press of Florida, 2007) and a professor of Latin American literature at Smith College.
These men could still conceive biological children if other cells from their bodies are reprogrammed into stem cells and then prompted to develop into sperm.
Today, in contexts where genes are identified by way of observed phenotypic differences, geneticists still conceive of genes in this classical way, as the functional units in DNA whose differences are causing the observed differences in phenotypes.
