Sentence examples for also conceived as a from inspiring English sources

Though his clan, the Manson Family, are known as killers, they were also conceived as a music group.

Earlier in her career, Eisenstadt spent seven years in charge of Sure Start, the government's flagship early years programme, also conceived as a tool for creating a more inclusive society.

The sound of the quartet is also conceived as a continuum, for the string writing is largely confined to slowly changing tremolandos, occasional broken by a spat of harmonics or cross-string figuration.

Yes, "record store," in the old sense — selling LPs and CDs, but also conceived as a kind of hub and meeting place, with a cafe and an attached bar and club for night-time shows.

The OAED was also conceived as a template and teaching tool in the framework of UBORA, a platform for design and sharing medical devices compliant to international standards.

In our case, the concept of region is also conceived as a dynamic factor, where the number of hops that take part in a region (and therefore the number of regions) may vary according to the maximum number of synchronization messages reported during the same active duration with the goal of enhancing the entire network performance.

A decision aid was also conceived as an appropriate tool for ACP within a high-risk surgery setting.

In some cases the GP discovered a need to change surgery routines, which was also conceived as an outcome of the consultation.

It was also conceived as an initiative to sensitize people on the importance of primary education, as well as a fundraising effort to finance school grants for children living in extreme poverty and victims of Hurricane Stan.

But before Wednesday night's performance of "What if Saori Had a Party?" its composer, John Moran, gave an introductory speech claiming that this work, though also conceived as dance, is primarily music, with some 300 sound cues a minute.

Citizens are also conceived as rational: they have the capacity to pursue and revise their own view of what is valuable in human life.