Sentence examples for I am conceiving of from inspiring English sources

Suppose when I think I am conceiving of a centaur, I am conceiving of something else, like an image of a centaur.

So I am conceiving of a world in which no practice of giving one's word exists.

Here is one way of seeing how this might work: If I conceive of a world in which everyone by nature must try to deceive people any time it will get what they want, I am conceiving of a world in which no practice of giving one's word could ever arise.

What are the limits and possibilities of action when it is conceived of in activist terms?

"Cheers!" Water and talk of childhood led Hopper to note "I was conceived out of the dust and drought.

My only clues to my ethnicity are that I was adopted as an infant from India and, as I learned in my mid-20s, that I was conceived out of wedlock.

To keep my short stories properly short, lately I've been conceiving of them as poems.

I remember as we were conceiving of the shape of the film, Kevin and [director] Alan Taylor were really open to it, especially because they always talk about the connective aspect of the Marvel universal.

Classical feminism," I concluded, "was conceived of as the end of false barriers and boundaries; as the end of segregationist fictions and restraints".

My father visited Pakistan twice while he was in Britain, and I was conceived during one of those trips.

I was conceived in that short window of time between my father's release and his departure for New York: a time of uncertainty, but also a time of optimism; as his retelling of the Embassy story suggested, Father had high hopes for the new regime.