Sentence examples for which it is conceived from inspiring English sources

Besides Catholic Action in the strict sense, in which it is conceived as an extension of the hierarchy, there is the broader notion of the lay apostolate, which involves the more autonomous activity of the laity in the temporal society to bring a Christian influence to their environment.

Since substance is unique, and the attributes simply various essences under which it is conceived, the series of finite modal causes in each attribute must operates strictly in parallel with one another (IIp7).

Given that the recognitive approach to self-consciousness presupposes that potential self-consciousnesses are in fact embodied and located in the world, we would expect the mind as treated in Psychology to be no less embodied as the way in which it is conceived in Anthropology.

The definition of cancer has evolved according to the knowledge and perspective of the scientific context in which it is conceived.

Although "Gruppen" was partly inspired by the Swiss Alpine location in which it was conceived, its tumult of simultaneous impulses suggests the disparate sounds of New York as heard from a random street corner, Mr. Gilbert said.

The tube is generally used in the altruistic spirit in which it was conceived.

The impression looking upwards from the piazza is of contained force, a building bursting with the vitality of the "big bang" City in which it was conceived.

Given the hostility of the Australian arts landscape, Circus Oz maintains the proud, progressive spirit in which it was conceived with encouraging success – and it's a welcome departure from the traditional framework of Australia's academic, angry political theatre.

When the first of the sleek new 70-passenger ERJ-170 jets from Embraer rolls out of the factory next Monday, it will fly off into a world vastly different from the boom times in which it was conceived two years ago.

Their ethos of presenting music on instruments as close as possible to those for which it was conceived, may be familiar enough, but Roth and Les Siècles go farther than most, treating works from four different centuries in that way.

Fifty years to the day after its premiere as one of the events to mark the consecration of the new Coventry Cathedral, Britten's War Requiem returned to the building for which it was conceived.