Sentence examples for as having conceived from inspiring English sources

What I find interesting is that Kennan thought along the same lines as Henry Morgenthau Jr.; for more than 50 years, Morgenthau has been denounced as having conceived a "draconian" plan for the reconstitution of post-World War II Germany.

"I just thought she was the best person to play the part as I had conceived it," he says.

In the days after July 4, 1776, Thomas Jefferson wrote five or six copies of the Declaration of Independence as he had conceived it.

Masochistic personality disorder, as Frances had conceived it, "diagnosed" those whose typical behavior brought them unhappiness by "self-sacrifice in the service of maintaining relationships or self-esteem".

Both felt that "marriage," as they had conceived it had failed them; it had encouraged them to be overly dependent on one another and lazy about their separate pursuits.

In an article he wrote for The New York Times in 1999, Mr. Sondheim said that as far back as 1952 he had conceived a musical based on the story of the Mizner brothers, a pair of turn-of-the-century confidence men.

"Bobrauschenbergamerica" means to be a theater work as Robert Rauschenberg might have conceived it if he had chosen to be a playwright.

After the interval, the "Art Ballet," to Spanish style steps: it is quite "strong," rather as Kurt Joos might have conceived a serious Spanish ballet, short and pithy.

Opens May 2. The Argentinean artist Tomás Saraceno, who trained as an architect, has conceived a futuristic-looking "Cloud City" for the roof of the Metropolitan Museum.

There seems to be a larger shift away from what we have conceived of as nihilism.

Still, the device introduces visitors to a building that Hadid has conceived as a vertical city street.