Sentence examples for been conceived of from inspiring English sources

Time has been conceived of and displayed in many different ways in human history.

The quadratic equation appears to have been conceived of as an arithmetic operation with two terms (b and c).

With a newsman's Speed Graphic and a Hollywood director's eye, he has strongly influenced the way violent criminals have been conceived of by the public ever since.

To which LinksFahren responded with a cold hard dose of historical fact: "The medieval ballads invented a character 'Sir Palamedes the Saracen' to add a touch of exoticism to the round table ('racelifting' before 'race' had even been conceived of).

Before he passed away, in 2000, my father often spoke fondly and with great sadness of the country where he had begun his career, and he acknowledged that the failure of Haiti was also, somehow, the failure of the United States and its "foreign aid," or at least, of the way it had been conceived of and conducted until then.

"You can't pin it down to a specific influence or reference," said Yann Le Coadic, a freelance interior designer in Paris, who says the French call the look faux coordonne -- meaning something appears to have been conceived of as a single thing but "on close inspection is composed of elements coming from different sources".

To keep my short stories properly short, lately I've been conceiving of them as poems.

"Those colors are conceived of as ornamental, and that can freak men out".

But how do you retake for your own side what is conceived of as "modern"?

Conversations with their mother led her daughters to believe that they were conceived of sexual abuse.

It was conceived of as a whole, and we did it as a whole.