• The facts of interest show that these conceptions are mythical.
• There was much about him that coincided with my previous conceptions.
• Behold how I have used the senses, the primary conceptions which Thous gavest me.
• And just here the true conceptions of interest and discipline are full of significance.
• Intellectual things are those which have no outward existence but are conceptions of the mind.
• For this reason we ought to call these conceptions, conceptions of comparison (conceptus comparationis).
• The dream work is peculiarly adept at representing two contradictory conceptions by means of the same mixed image.
• Science, on the other hand, does not hesitate to tear down old conceptions, and has only one motive, the ultimate truth.
• Another supplies my food, whose care it is; another my raiment; another hath given me perceptions of sense and primary conceptions.
• Bold in his conceptions, he contributed powerfully to the progress of that arm and gave an immense impetus to experimental researches.

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