Sentence examples for been conceived on from inspiring English sources

Rafael Viñoly, who (together with SmithGroup) designed the Ray and Dagmar Dolby Regeneration Medicine Building, in San Francisco, is one of those architects whose work seems to have been conceived on the back of an envelope.

His defiant excess — "Excess, you see, is not excessive when it's been conceived on principle," he says — is a purposeful statement of imaginative freedom and consolation.

This work, extending as it does to over 300 pp. and containing numerous plans, sketch-maps, drawings and photographic reproductions, has been conceived on a somewhat more ambitious scale than previous publications of the Field Columbian Museum.

In the literature, many research works have been conceived on cooperative relay techniques in CRNs for spectrum efficiency enhancement.

Everything about the AHA has been conceived on a grand scale, in keeping with Sabbah's vision of a boarding school that could compete almost overnight with the elite New England prep schools.

Large, high-end developments that may have been conceived on the verge of the stock market implosion, will be remarketed as middle-income developments, and they will likely get snapped up for pretty profits, although they won't be nearly as pretty as they might have been two years ago.

Ten per cent of Europeans were conceived on an Ikea bed - surely one good reason to visit the design hubs of northern Europe.

"Rachel was conceived on a Windjammer," Margie Weiss told me one night, sifting through photographs of her tropical honeymoon with Irv Hoffman on a sailboat in the Caribbean.

Re your editorial (Free time, 20 July), my father, born into a working family in Sheffield before the first world war, always thought he was conceived on a Sunday afternoon (his dad's one day a week off).

Wagner's "Ring Cycle" was conceived on a monumental scale.

This production is conceived on a large scale.