Sentence examples for as it was conceived from inspiring English sources

The Spanish architectural firm of Cruz y Ortiz was enlisted to capture the original style of the Rijksmuseum as it was conceived by Pierre Cuypers for its 1885 opening.

The idea of "Other Music" as it was conceived in 1995 is unknowable now.

Had Zionism, as it was conceived by his parents' generation, been a mistake?

All hardware components and software tools were available either as samples or at an affordable price for the project as it was conceived.

That is the AAR as it was conceived back in 1981 to help Army leaders adapt quickly in the dynamic, unpredictable situations they were sure to face.

Unfortunately the program was not quite as well executed as it was conceived, so after a strong beginning one was left a little disappointed.

"However, I do find myself explaining to people that living or travelling in India is not so unsafe as it is conceived to be," she adds.

However, unlike the indivisible atom of Democritus and other ancients, the atom, as it is conceived today, can be separated into constituent electrons and nucleus.

Second, it examines the most vexed (if not always openly stated) issue at stake in the debate: that many geneticists today work with the assumption that human biology differs by race as it is conceived through American census categories.

By Harold Rosenberg The New Yorker, January 27 , 1968P. 88 At least a third of the paintings in the current Whitney Annual fall within the scope of Constructivism as it is conceived by George Rickey in his new book of that title (George Braziller).

At least a third of the paintings in the current Whitney Annual fall within the scope of Constructivism as it is conceived by George Rickey in his new book of that title (George Braziller).