Sentence examples for whatever conception from inspiring English sources
There's a certain pride in knowing that you got accepted on your own terms, instead of being "packaged" so that you fit whatever conception counselors have about what colleges want to see.
Imagine that the world were made fully just, according to whatever conception of justice you require, and that the island of Atlantis them rose into that just world; imagine further that every Atlantean were possessed of a small quantity of diamonds, which made them significantly more wealthy than the average person.
Fidelity to the Framers' Lockean premises is required of judges who are duty-bound to interpret and apply our written Constitution, not impose whatever conception of liberty they may have on the rest of us.
As Althusser understands them, whatever conceptions we have of the nature of human beings or about the proper function of the state are historically generated and serve to reproduce existing social relations.
You like the idea of being a "better version of yourself" (whatever your conception of that is), but you're also a bit set in your ways.
Whatever these conceptions may get wrong, then, one thing they seem to get right is the idea that there is a close and important connection between moral impartiality and equality (see especially Nagel 1991, Chapter 7).
Your sister and her husband are at liberty to share with their children, or not, whatever information about conception they feel fit.
On this conception, whatever it amounts to, abstract entities may be directly experienced and have (at least phenomenal) spatio-temporal location.
Protected life begins at conception or three months after conception or six months after conception or whatever.
By and large, performers tend not to collect records on any huge scale, forming their own conceptions from whatever lies at hand, and Mr. Ford remains a performer at heart.
Whatever is conformable to this conception of the real will be given value; whatever is opposed to it will be denied value.
