Sentence examples for yet another conception from inspiring English sources

In different ways and to different degrees, each of them has championed yet another conception of the judiciary: one in which the courts, in most cases, should play only a "minimalist" role in America's democracy, generally preferring deferential and narrow rulings to broad ones.

Yet another conception of justice is rooted in the social justice movement that has helped vastly improve the lives of LGBT people.

Yet another provisional conception of thinking applies the term to any sequence of covert symbolic responses (i.e., occurrences within the human organism that can serve to represent absent events).

But a fat woman's body presented yet another impediment to conception should the seed nevertheless manage to reach the womb's entrance.

Before resolving this problem, we will need to address evangelical dominium as yet another factor in Wyclif's conception of man's postlapsarian state.

Yet the conception of the work is a good deal less satisfying than its parts.

A reader getting all his history from Bainbridge would certainly have an odd yet absorbing conception of the twentieth century.

Yet his conception of grief was, if anything, more rigid than Kübler-Ross's: he believed that most people needed only four to six weeks, and eight to ten sessions with a psychiatrist, to get over a loss.

Yet, there is one area of Green's religious thought that has not been touched on in any real depth yet: his conception of God, or in his terms "the eternal consciousness".

Routley (1978) suggested another conception of connexive logic.

Yet the Afghan War is the longest conflict in American history, yet no conception of "success" can be realistically imagined.