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Meanings of different conceptions in English
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Usage of different conceptions in English
1
Everywhere were paintings, some superb, some strange, representing different conceptions of insanity.
2
To realise the different conceptions of royalty entertained by educated men under Louis XIV.
3
Our present difficulties with our allies arise wholly from different conceptions of recent Asiatic history.
4
Besides, between them, the abyss of different conceptions has grown deeper in these three years.
5
There are various systems of philosophy with characteristically different conceptions of the method of knowing.
6
Once more, my lords, allow me to wonder at the different conceptions of different understandings.
7
These different conceptions of the office of the Mysteries cannot, as I have said, be separated historically.
8
But are these really different conceptions?
9
For me it is a sign that we have fundamentally different conceptions of the work of the intelligence services.
10
What the filioque rift had revealed was that the Greeks and Latins were evolving quite different conceptions of God.
11
Obviously the two theories postulate two very different conceptions of the fire which plays the principal part in the rites.
12
Acheulean tools have become Rorschach tests of sorts, blank slates onto which different conceptions of antiquity and humanity have been inscribed.
13
Nevertheless, although it understands Him under different conceptions, it knows that one and the same simple object corresponds to its conceptions.
14
In various phases of my mental and spiritual development, I had framed different conceptions of a future state beyond this life.
15
And this may set him on a collision course with Germany, because France and Germany have starkly different conceptions of its future.
16
The debate in Washington is confused because it hinges on two different conceptions of what success looks like in the surge strategy.
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