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• In conception alone he is free. (8)
• Any conception of the competition nowadays? (8)
• Of the real Ottilia I had lost conception. (10)
• Intoxication followed this new conception of her. (10)
• Intoxication followed this new conception of her. (22)
• You must have thought, or whence such a conception? (10)
• It is like a classic tragedy, organic in conception. (10)
• The attempt obscured her conception of the man he was. (10)
• My dear Tgnagogu, words can give you no conception of it. (7)
• The sacrifice flouted conception; it mocked the steady morning. (10)
• The sacrifice flouted conception; it mocked the steady morning. (22)
• I had not the slightest conception I was imperilling my honour . (10)
• His conception did not embrace the idea of a dinner lacking wine. (10)
• His conception did not embrace the idea of a dinner lacking wine. (22)
• A secretary would have no conception of such devoted extravagance. (10)
• She had some dim conception of the sculpture of an offended Goddess. (10)
• A fall indeed from his original conception of his name of fame abroad! (10)
• He is now for brains at all costs, he has gained a conception of them. (10)
• Mrs. Maynard laughed in her turn, with real enjoyment of the conception. (9)
• His mind was not open to her conception, even in its simplest application. (13)
• Where is found the broadest development, the largest conception of journalism? (16)
• What really astonished her was the conception Laura had taken of the might of Austria. (10)
• With our letters I can hardly hope to give an accurate conception of its pronunciation. (7)
• He was one of those Americans whose habitual conception of life is unalloyed prosperity. (9)
• Nothing was too white, too saintly, or too misty, for his conception of abstract woman. (10)
• We people who are near to literature have no conception how far from it most people are. (9)
• The conception of her husband as a champion seemed to commend him to her in novel degree. (9)
• His conception of the ideal wife was not that of one from whom the half of life must be excluded. (8)
• Notwithstanding their dignity and nobility of conception, they won their way but slowly to favor. (3)
• But the poor gentleman tasked his soul and stretched his muscles to act up to her conception of him. (10)
• This give and take between the press and the public is vital to a just conception of American journalism. (16)
• The idealized conception of stern truths played about his head certainly for those who knew and who loved it. (10)
• The man closed the sale for two thousand pounds with no conception of the money-making prize he was securing. (21)
• Being himself the nature that brought them forth, he guides them in the course predestined at their conception. (8)
• These men of aptitudes have a poor conception of the facts of life to meet the necessities of modern expansion. (10)
• In her ears it was the legal synonym for murder, and before the awfulness of that conception her heart recoiled. (13)
• The juxtaposition of the knight and squire is a Comic conception, the opposition of their natures most humorous. (10)
• They might approximately be counted, but even if counted they would be past conception, like the sidereal system. (10)
• Thus within a period of not more than ten years our whole conception of illumination has been jolted out of a rut. (17)
• But the evident pain he inflicted moved his pity, which helped to restore his conception of the beauty of her character. (10)
• Just as there was nothing violent in her manner of taking this step, so there was nothing violent in her conception of it. (8)
• But listen in the thought; so may there come Conception of a newly-added chord, Commanding space beyond where ear has home. (10)
• My whole life had been passed in a region where men were just beginning ancestors, and the conception of family was very imperfect. (9)
• Her intense ideal conception of her duty sank and danced within her brain as the pilot-star dances on the bows of a tossing vessel. (10)
• All music was vocal and no other conception could be had, for effective instruments and instrumental music were not yet in existence. (3)
• Whitwell was full of a novel conception of the agency of hypnotism in interpreting the life of the soul as it is intimated in dreams. (9)
• Intercommunication with Miss Fellingham had done mischief to her high moral conception of the pair inhabiting the house on the beach. (10)
• It was a riddle taxing her to solve it for the resistance to a monstrous iniquity of injustice, degrading her conception of our humanity. (10)
• These are so substantially built, and often so artistic in conception, that they have become common models from which to draw inspiration. (17)
• Mr. Dacier however was at the time in observation of the towers of Caen, fresh from her presence, animated to some conception of her spirit. (10)
• She was perfectly alive, and apparently stimulated by her escape from deadly peril to a vivid conception of the wrong that had been done her. (9)
• Continual other dangers and losses, of whose frequency, gravity, and magnitude the general public has no adequate conception, are encountered. (21)
• The new conception fitted in with a tale, already dreamed of on the Perthshire moors, about the dark adventurous years of the Jacobite eclipse. (2)
• They can understand that process; it is simple, usual, satisfying; it squares with their primitive conception of justice as a form of revenge. (16)
• But when he did come he had formulated Saratoga very completely, and had a better conception of doing it than I had, after my repeated sojourns. (9)
• Reason alone produces no good plots; they come by original sin, sure conception, and instinctive after-power of selecting what benefits the germ. (8)
• That seems, indeed, to have been rather the popular and historical conception of him than the impression he made upon his exalted contemporaries. (9)
• The old idea of retribution, that barbaric conception of blood sacrifice, tormented him, as it torments the most sceptical in the hour of crisis. (13)
• His conception of war had already undergone a profound change, and he was conscious that his new feeling was manifesting itself in visible perturbation. (1)
• Scarcely had he begun to gain the slightest conception of dying when he found that that very conception started from the idea of life. (12)
• Another change that has come about in our conception of good illumination is the quantity and intensity of the light we expect from the incandescent bulb. (17)
• No Northerner who has not witnessed circus day in the old Confederate section has any adequate conception of the extent to which these eating places flourish. (21)
• As composers gained in breadth and power of conception, instruments were improved even beyond their demands; the increase in resources stimulated, in turn, the composers. (3)

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