Sentence examples for A further conceit from inspiring English sources

There is a further conceit here.

The further conceit of two alter egos, three centuries apart – one in her neat 70s blue suit, the other in her Puritan wedding gown, their identities variously duplicated and merged – risks losing the audience grappling with an already complex plot, though soprano Rosa Feola and actress Elena Thomas realise it well.

Is it possible to acknowledge these questions while answering a further one: how, finally, to live?" New York Times: "Davies clearly has a subtle conceit in mind.

To further that conceit, there are some real sculptures shown in the proposal, including a miraculous stainless-steel tree in the courtyard.

Opening July 26, "Blue Jasmine" finds Allen further exploring a thematic conceit that has been percolating through his recent movies since at least the dual stories of 2005's "Melinda and Melinda," as in film after film he has been pondering a series of existential what-ifs.

The look is a conceit, however--a professional necessity.

The Republican bar served an assortment of Bordeaux: a conceit losing steam.

In the hands of a moralist, even sex becomes a conceit.

One problem is that Harriet is more a conceit than a character.

Adriane remains more of a conceit than a character.

This was still a novel conceit, then.