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Meanings of modern conception in English

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Usage of modern conception in English
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Or do you refuse to believe in the modern conception of laws ruling social development?'
Demos
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A modern conception of fairness would put an assault of foul methods at its heart.
Reuters
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The two greatest contributors to the modern conception of evolution are not in agreement with him.
Thomas Henry Huxley; A Sketch Of His Life And Work
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Islam has failed to formulate a modern conception of politics capable of dealing with the West.
The new yorker
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Vampire legends long existed, but our modern conception of the bloodsuckers was born two centuries ago.
Independent.ie
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This is clearly a step away from Plato's doctrine towards our modern conception of artistic idealization.
The Project Gutenberg Encyclopedia, Volume 1 of 28
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That is a clear fantasy story, something that exists only in the modern conception of racial politics.
The Guardian
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To rehabilitate the system of free enterprise, it needs to be buttressed by a modern conception of fairness.
Reuters
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Harmony has taken the place of crudity, and the Christ of Oberammergau is the Christ of modern conception.
The Story of the Innumerable Company, and Other Sketches
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There is a phrase, "liberty of conscience," which well expresses the modern conception of moral obligation.
The Moral Economy
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Do its requests represent the best modern conception of prayer as an inward aspiration rather than as petitionary?
The Mistakes of Jesus
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The old feudal conception of Christendom had passed away: the modern conception of organic States had taken its place.
England under the Tudors
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Yet never, as we have seen, even in the most democratic states, was the modern conception of equality admitted.
The Greek View of Life
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Ancient beliefs, doubts suggested by the practice of slavery, their solution, and the modern conception of a 'Human Family'.
The Unity of Western Civilization
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Now this condition of things is clearly incompatible with the modern conception of the world as becoming a divine kingdom.
God, the Invisible King
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They too conform to the principle of the same, and may be compared with the modern conception of laws of nature.
Timaeus
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