She had her clear conception, arrived at independently, as was her way.

Our social system ought to depend on a clear conception of this point.

But it was the simplicity of clear conception and orderly arrangement.

A thousand thoughts seemed thronging for clear conception in her mind.

She has a very clear conception of the change from slavery to freedom.

That clear conception remained a lifelong treasure in the poet's heart.

You think I shall arrive at a logical and clear conception.

But of the higher branches, especially of strategy, we have little clear conception.

Only by uniting them do we get a clear conception of man's life.

His head was still dizzy; he had no clear conception of what had occurred.

Not that I have yet got any very clear conception of the detail myself.

Treatment was undertaken, based upon a clear conception of her moral, mental and physical needs.

Why is it essential that we get a clear conception of just what teaching is?

And, in the first place, let us have a clear conception of the end in view.

Unfortunately it is only with great difficulty that I can gain a clear conception of them.

He had a strong will and a clear conception of what he regarded as his duty.