Sentence examples for be conceived by a from inspiring English sources
The performance appeared to be conceived by a sixth-grade theater director bored with putting on Annie every year and dreaming of becoming Robert Wilson.
Either he is a deeper, more sensitive man than can be conceived by a bland westerner or he's a K.G.B. thug, cracking kneecaps while wearing a shiny suit.
The Royal Court's Christmas show will be conceived by a group of writers including April de Angelis and Nessah Muthy – the latter an usher at the theatre as well as a playwright.
Sir Paul Coleridge said in an interview with the Daily Telegraph that children should only be conceived by a couple "stable enough to cope with the rigours" involved, and added that those in such a position "should consider adding the protection of marriage".
The event was conceived by a Chicago disc jockey, Steve Dahl.
It was conceived by a Tibetan ad man named Gyatso.
Its current show, "Death of a Cameraman," was conceived by a young Swiss art historian, Martin Waldmeier.
The Grand Concourse was conceived by a French civil engineer, Louis Risse, in 1891.
It could only have been conceived by a European artist immersed in the theater of Bertolt Brecht.
In any case, the show has been conceived by a Dubliner, something which the petition has failed to mention.
A few years ago, Atwood became the first author to participate in a conceptual art project, the Future Library, which was conceived by a Scottish artist named Katie Paterson.
