MENTAL CONCEPTION

Sarah's mental conception of the story helped her ace the literature quiz.

Building a mental conception of the solar system made science class more interesting for Timmy.

The colorful illustrations in the book aided the children's mental conception of the jungle.

Exploring historical artifacts in the museum expanded Emily's mental conception of ancient civilizations.

The hands-on experiment helped students form a mental conception of how plants grow.

Reading about space exploration sparked Jake's mental conception of becoming an astronaut.

The artist's mental conception of the sunset was vividly reflected in her breathtaking painting.

His mental conception of the complex scientific theory allowed him to explain it in simple terms to the students.

Jane struggled to convey her mental conception of the dream to her therapist.

Her mental conception of the project was clear and concise.

She struggled with the mental conception of abstract mathematical concepts.

The professor emphasized the importance of a strong mental conception before starting any research.

The author's mental conception of the characters drove the narrative forward.

The therapist guided her patient through the mental conception of self-worth.

A mental conception of the problem led to a breakthrough in our research.

We need to develop a clear mental conception of the project before proceeding further.

In order to understand the theory fully, one must grasp the mental conception behind it.

The philosopher discussed the mental conception of morality extensively in his book.

A deep mental conception of the novel's themes enhances the reading experience.

The mental conception of the project took weeks to solidify.

In art class, we explored the mental conception of abstract forms.

Their discussion led to a deeper understanding of the mental conception of justice.