Sentence examples for always conceived of from inspiring English sources

In the past Ms. Lin has always conceived of her different career strands as separate.

No, would be the instant response, it was always conceived of as a whole.

"I'd always conceived of the story as this dense experience," Kelly says, "because that's what I'm drawn to myself.

We have always conceived of ourselves as bringers of order, but the risk is equally imposing -- that chaos wins, "and universal darkness buries all".

Restaurants have always conceived of wine lists as prime sources of profits, but increasingly wine has become a marketing tool as well.

The media of the 20th century had always conceived of the year 2000 as "the future", and now the future had arrived.

Nash always conceives of the world as a sphere in space.

If it is the nature of a body to take up space in three dimensions, that is, to have width, length, and height, then we can always conceive of that width, length, or height being divided.

Engagement ideas, always conceived to trigger behavioral change, are woven into the fabric of consumers' lives as they progress along a shopper's path to purchase.

We can always imagine ("conceive of") a universe populated by creatures having those brain processes but completely lacking conscious experience.

In the Middle was always conceived as the central abstract act of a larger work called Impressing the Czar, which Forsythe mounted in Frankfurt a year later.