Sentence examples for because he conceived from inspiring English sources

He considered all things in the world — beautiful or ugly, ordinary or outlandish — to be equivalent expressions of divine will because he conceived of God essentially as an artist.

Mr. Marsalis, who has been recovering from a lip injury, didn't touch the trumpet during his new commission (because he conceived his role as conductor only, according to Jazz at Lincoln Center).

This is because he conceived this relationship as one of perfect equality and reciprocity between the spouses.

He bewilders because he conceives the game in a different way to others.

But Aristotle is not looking for a defense of this sort, because he conceives of friendship as lying primarily in activity rather than receptivity.

He thinks this because he thinks that people are passionate creatures whose reason is often overwhelmed by those passions, and because he conceives of covenants as cases where the promisee puts himself at risk by trusting the promisor.

Yet precisely because of the reality and the nature of those streets — because of what he conceived as his responsibility and what I took to be mine — we would always be strangers, and possibly, one day, enemies.

As Bush tells it, he conceived of those scenes because "I wanted to kind of shock my instructor".

The city has laid claim to the fictional character and decided to honor him because he was conceived by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, who met as students at the city's Glenville high school in 1933.

Falk is Hester's ideal subject because he was "conceived and born in the shadows of history... a war baby raised in the quagmire of defeat by a generation of murderers at worst or cowards at best... the prototype of the everyman of a nation occupied, divided and then put together again".

He would have failed, of course, because he was conceiving ideas and inventions 400 years ahead of his contemporaries, breaking domains, not excelling within them.