Sentence examples for which they conceive from inspiring English sources

But they worry that it is too detached from the nature of mental illness, which they conceive of as disorders of brain circuits: though the domains of inquiry themselves are to be identified in psychological terms.

Potencies are specified by the formal aspect under which they conceive things and the intellect is distinguished from the will, since the formal object of the former is the true, the formal object of the latter is the good.

Every school has a branding response, 'Let's disappear this.' They see the victims as the cause of their problem, which they conceive as looking bad.

One aspect that the authors of the present article might want to elaborate on further is the way in which they conceive the task goal-dependency of the perceptual learning effects necessitating top-down control.

"They bury their Dead with their Heads directly downwards; because they hold an Opinion, that in eleven Thousand Moons they are all to rise again; in which Period, the Earth (which they conceive to be flat) will turn upside down, and by this Means they shall, at their Resurrection, be found ready standing on their Feet," wrote Jonathan Swift about the inhabitants of Lilliput, in Gulliver's Travels.

Three years ago they built their own studio in Paris, which they conceived as "a Star Wars spaceship with the equipment of Stevie Wonder".

They're expecting their first child, which they conceived naturally, next March.

This was also how they introduced the turtle as an enemy, which they conceived as an enemy that could only be hit from below.

But in May 2014, 24-year-old Bulokhova and her boyfriend, Roman Troubetskoi, were in Amsterdam enjoying some much needed, yet seldom spent, time together during which, they conceived their son, Valentin.

Female pandas have only three days a year during which they can conceive, while some males never succeed at natural breeding, so artificial insemination has become common practice when breeding captive pandas.

The danger for Saudi Arabia is that wars build up an uncontrollable momentum that transforms the political landscape in which they are conceived.