Sentence examples for been conceived by a from inspiring English sources

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.

Such an image could only have been conceived by a radical nonconformist like the enigmatic Sweerts, whose life ended in 1664 in Goa, India, in circumstances unknown.

Clark learned that this new theory had been conceived by a University College London professor, Karl Friston, the most-cited neuroscientist in the world.

It had to have been conceived by a man or woman who received no love as a child -- or perhaps, at best, by a graduate of an East German academy during the cold war.

(Or as Chait's colleague Frank Rich puts it, it feels like "what Cathy might have looked like had it been conceived by a humorless committee of social planners in a Scandinavian government bureaucracy").

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.

Alfresco was conceived by a music-loving couple who aimed to blend underground sounds with a family friendly hook.