Sentence examples for I must conceive from inspiring English sources

I must conceive of a knife that was honed and sharp and thorough in its detail.

In any case, I must conceive myself as a unified agent both at a time and across time because I have only one body with which to act.

They must conceive a fictitious land.

The opposition must conceive and articulate contrary views.

This does not mean that the person whose life it is must conceive it or live it narratively.

Any child exposed to radio today must conceive of literature as a body of quotations, capable of being memorized and worth dough.

"We must conceive of the library as a channel through which books pass on their way from the publisher to the incinerator," the librarian G. Hardin declared in an edict issued in 1947.

The mural artist must conceive pictorially a social, religious, or patriotic theme on the appropriate scale in reference both to the structural exigencies of the wall and to the idea expressed.

As for the imagery associated with modern ruins, there is such a lot of it — and it, too, proliferates so relentlessly throughout our millions of digital cameras — that we must conceive of it as precisely that city-size photograph "taken" of Hiroshima by Little Boy's fireball at the very instant of the city's destruction.

Our best and brightest must conceive of themselves as stewards of our society and confront the critical challenges of our time.

Bergson thinks that Kant has confused space and time in a mixture, with the result that we must conceive human action as determined by natural causality.