Sentence examples for because we conceived from inspiring English sources

Because we conceived of My Darklyng as an online novel, we adopted a 2.0 approach to the narrative from the outset and recruited real-live teenagers to "play" our characters on the Internet.

We are rule-governed creatures because we conceive of ourselves as rule-governed creatures.

These two concepts appear to us to be antinomic because we conceive an event as something singular and non-repeatable.

"I assume we conceived then, because the baby is due on June 17th," Teichberg said.

That was the most difficult, because we had conceived a version with the old engines, with the pipe and the steam and everything, and then we had a version that looked like a nuclear submarine.

The distinction between the Greedy Corporation and the Narcissistic Corporation matters, because the way we conceive our attainments helps determine how we behave.

Organized beings (or, to use the more modern term, "organisms") are, or must be considered as, purposes because we can conceive of their possibility only on the assumption that they were produced in accordance with design.

After all, one of the reasons so many people bridle at the museum selfie is because we still conceive of the museum – rightly or wrongly – as a place of learning and self-improvement.

Once we are held captive by this picture, "my country right or wrong" becomes a proper sentiment and not a wild effusion of prejudice, because we cannot conceive of the nation being wrong.

"Because we were all conceived to a 4/4 beat.

According to this reading, I and my fellow college students got tattoos because we could not conceive of a time when we wouldn't want to have drawings of barbed wire on our biceps, which is exactly the kind of hubris that characterizes youth.