Sentence examples for apparently conceived for from inspiring English sources

Yeezus was apparently conceived for a BDSM dungeon.

She set up her own online real estate business – apparently conceived from her experience of moving flats across Moscow.

Warnock, for example, apparently conceiving of Stevenson's Ethics and Language simply as a development of a theory of moral language, writes that "it is as if Stevenson had become over self-conscious about methodology and there is a good deal of reflexive commenting upon his own procedures, which add little or nothing to the actual ethical theory" (Warnock 1978, p. 66).

It was apparently conceived independently and almost concurrently by Bessemer and by William Kelly of the United States.

With the exception of celebrity campaigns apparently conceived as some kind of satirical dare – BBC3 sending Lindsay Lohan to India to discourse on human trafficking, for instance – it has become one of the orthodoxies of the age that entertainer advocacy is a good and effective thing.

The ebook – apparently conceived as part of an effort to portray him as digitally up to speed – would come out in the spring.

This practice was apparently conceived by Rabbi Yisroel Yaakov Fisher.

A series of snake detection experiments [4], [5], [11] were apparently conceived as an extension of that direction of research [12], [13].

The welfare uprating bill will apparently materialise early in the new year – a poisonous bit of legislation, conceived for the most abject of reasons.

Internet artworks are wildly conceived, not conceived for the urban wilds.

What was conceived for television had to stay on television.