Sentence examples for I conceive the from inspiring English sources

"I think of the furnishings at the same time as I conceive the space".

I conceive the key challenge facing me at the moment as a challenge to my professional identity that requires me to find new ways of understanding and talking about my work (cf. Teaching and Teacher Education 19(1) (2002) 5).

The author continues: "But I conceive the doctor here begs the Question, by asserting the Self-motive Power in the Soul without proving it, and then reasons from it as granted to him" (ibid., p. 6).

No, I conceived the novel and the museum together".

That's when I conceived the Hourglass Analogy.

I conceived the idea after falling in love with Herbert and Donne.

Then I conceived the idea of limited walking space with beds on either side".

"From the moment I conceived the play, that's how I heard it starting," she told me.

There was none nearer than seven or eight miles from our place, and I conceived the idea that I could establish myself in the business. . . .

"A reviewer once told me I shouldn't ask the guests how they want their meat done, I should cook it the way I conceived the dish," Mr. Kelly said.

When still in his 20's, Franklin set out to become entirely good, recalling in his autobiography, "I conceived the bold and arduous project of arriving at moral perfection".