Sentence examples for barely conceive from inspiring English sources
It will be used, and used in ways we can barely conceive of at this juncture.
At halftime, with Iceland leading, he could barely conceive of the idea of Iceland reaching the gold-medal match.
The US studios offer a level of money and a certain ease of working environment that the cash-strapped London theatre scene can barely conceive of.
He then lists amounts I can barely conceive: "$100,000 for a flagship state university," rising to "at least $250,000".
Marry those mechanical impulses to the abstract notion of musical interpretation and you can barely conceive the complexity of impulse and process at work.
Even today, they can barely conceive of a scenario in which users might put as much into the network as they take out.The age of participationExactly this, however, is starting to happen.
In the end, Brookes turns philosophical: "As for how America has changed in the last quarter-century, I can barely even conceive of America as a single place, having seen so much of it, and its vast contradictions.
Binary code, powered by modern computers, has an amazing capacity to represent reality, which Gottfried Wilhelm von Leibniz could barely have conceived.
And touched is surely the right word: on the second occasion I met Oliver, in April of this year, he spoke of what a dreadful anatomy student he had been, barely able to conceive of all the convolutions within – yet, and he laughed at this, he'd always been a whizz at doing lumbar punctures, which can be notoriously difficult and excruciatingly painful.
Ireland, despite its fierce nationalism, is barely capable of conceiving of itself as a country.
And when paradigms do become unstuck, people become extraordinarily open and things become possible that at normal times can barely even be conceived of.
