Examples of using Conceptions in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Two Conceptions of Liberty.
A new program for the software of my conceptions.".
Children's' conceptions of nature.
Is this not new work that is shattering human conceptions?
There are two conceptions of democracy.
This cannot be done, of course, as long as today's conceptions prevail.
We need new conceptions, new words, new acts.
You only accept religious and secular things, which conform to people's conceptions.
Can their conceptions about Me make them perfect?
The mechanistic and naturalistic conceptions of many sciences.
His Indian conceptions are inferior to those of some earlier Greek writers;
Through education one can change conceptions and reality in this country.
What do you mean by frontiers? Frontiers of knowledge, of technique, of societal conceptions of morality.
Some people's conceptions about my tattoos are stereotyped.
And the reason I think is this:that many of the current policies are based on mechanistic conceptions of education.
Polyamory can also challenge state conceptions of possession and property.
Most spiritual conceptions today, although well-meant, mean very little to the so-called dead.
The first is that we are talking about conceptions, values, and norms, not behavior.
That is the point, that it has been shown in the book how every individual man, if he reaches into the depths of his soul,is bound to come to such conceptions.
Certain Rosicrucian conceptions found their way into the world at large.
While all animal life is dominated by feeling,human feeling is mediated by conceptions, symbols, and language.
Thus war effaces all conceptions of purpose or goal, including even its own"war aims.".
After all, most parents genuinely want what is best for their children-they just have different conceptions of what that requires.
It is clear that contemporary basic conceptions of these things are completely wrong;
Windom said that immoral conceptions in the commercial and industrial life is like having poison in the human blood stream.
In contrast to compulsory monogamy, polyamory can allow for more than one partner,which can challenge state conceptions of what is a normal/natural relationship and enacts a queer form of relation.
But the natural scientific conceptions of the present age, if reflected upon without prejudice, mean extraordinarily much to them.
This was bound to arise as the final outcome of such conceptions as those of Locke, David Hume or John Stuart Mill.
The difference between these conceptions is marked, not least because the latter seems to have been at least partly developed in opposition to the former.
In discussions about transformational leadership theory, three conceptions frequently emerge:(a) principals' transformational leadership behaviours are more prevalent in national contexts than are restructuring-oriented;