Sentence examples for with a conception from inspiring English sources

It was consistent with a conception of history that defined black people out of American identity".

William Morris in En-gland and Georgy V. Plekhanov in Russia both attempted to unite Marx's social criticism with a conception of the nature of artistic labour.

Nietzsche would replace the spirit of science with a conception of existence and the world as an aesthetic phenomenon and justified only as such.

His characters come from a property-owning class whose identity is bound up with a conception of money and ownership that for most modern Russians is still distant.

A lot of it is hard to tease out from standard mainstream media portrayals given that most of it still seems stuck with a conception of the movement that I think is highly flawed.

7 A listicle feels more democratic than a hierarchically structured argument, as well as more in tune with a conception of history and the world as just one damn thing after another.

They feel a particular obligation at this time, above any other, to keep the liberal social democratic tradition alive – and with it a conception of being part of Europe.

The traditional conception of objectivity and the value neutrality, or the freedom of science from non-epistemic (moral, social, or political) values often associated with such a conception of objectivity, come into question.

This is a conception with strong teleological connotations and incompatible with the NSM (Dawkins 1998; Kirchner 2002).

Attitudes have already changed so that the narrow conception of teaching is being replaced with a diverse conception of learning.

A conception cycle with a single oestrogen peak and two conception cycles with composite peaks are shown in Fig.  8 A C, respectively to demonstrate that such cycles are fertile.