Sentence examples for be possible to conceive from inspiring English sources

The epigraph at the head of one of the novel's six parts proclaims, in Hitler's words, that "When National Socialism has ruled long enough, it will no longer be possible to conceive of a form of life different from ours".

It may not even be possible to conceive a child in space, which would put paid to cosmic colonies straight away.

It is possible to conceive of the debate over evolution as a literary one.

It is possible to conceive of a social system in which property rights would end with the owner's death.

All that matters is whether it is possible to conceive of a situation in which the conclusion would be false and all of the premises would be true.

He says it is possible to conceive of a fully elected upper house and certainly of a part-elected and part-nominated upper house with carefully circumscribed powers.

Moving the entire BBC Sport operation from its nice, convenient headquarters in west London to a nondescript northern dive is about as abject a humiliation as it is possible to conceive.

The narrator of Wells's novel may describe the Martians as "the most unearthly creatures it is possible to conceive," but he comes to suspect that they have descended from a species that was a lot like human beings.

But it is possible to conceive of a more refined approach to this material, which provides a slyly devastating portrait of fancy British folk at their most frivolous and self-absorbed.

Either way, however, we are edging into a time when it is possible to conceive of an era in which women not only run the world (Sorry, could not end this without the de rigueur nod to Beyoncé), but also don't have to don mufti to do it.

I wasn't familiar with the Roald Dahl story that this fantastically charming show is adapted from, and nor were the three- and five-year-old I lugged along to see it, but it made no odds: the production by Little Angel theatre is as delightful a kiddie entertainment as it's possible to conceive.