"As I conceive it, it's adjustable in size," Mr. McKown said.
As I conceive it, my own death takes place many decades hence at my yet imaginary regular table at the Four Seasons.
John Maynard Keynes 1883-1946 Robert Skidelsky MacMillan, £30, pp1,021 In his biography of Sir Oswald Mosley, Robert Skidelsky wrote in 1975 'the role of biographer, as I conceive it, is not that of prosecutor; it is somewhere between that of counsel for the defence and judge'.
(PLA, 196 {§6.3}} The business of philosophy, as I conceive it, is essentially that of logical analysis, followed by logical synthesis.
"I conceived it as a ballet with words," Mr. Wright said in a recent telephone interview from Los Angeles.
"I conceived it as a system of pure justice," he said.
In the middle of my sixth decade (at age 54, Oh Best Belovéds), I abandoned the life of the mind, as I once conceived it, and gave myself over, quixotically, to inhabiting, more fully, my achey-breaky body.
"I just thought she was the best person to play the part as I had conceived it," he says.
Alfred Mele explicates the view as follows [ 2010: 44 5]: Deciding to A is not to be confused with any process that issues in deciding to A, including, for example, deliberation about what to do … And deciding to A, as I conceive of it, does not precede the onset of the intention to A formed in the act of deciding.
