Sentence examples for been conceived with an from inspiring English sources

It may have been conceived with an eye to Germany, where Mr. Vogler is better known and where he will perform with the Philharmonic in a celebration of the reconsecration of the Frauenkirche in Dresden earlier this month.

Leng writes of the song having been "conceived with an Orbison vocal", and Harrison's singing on the track duly reflects Orbison's more dramatic style.

Ornamentalism is the term I would favor for "Mother of Pearl: A Tradition in Asian Lacquer" at the Met, a show of some 40 objects so preposterously exquisite that they might have been conceived with a modern museum conservator's soft white cotton gloves in mind.

The show looks as if it were conceived with an audience of attention-challenged children in mind.

But this "decoration" -- like all important public ornamentation and architecture of the Beaux-Arts era -- was conceived with an exalted civic purpose.

You got the sense that the dress, with its lacework and embroideries of roses, thistle, daffodils and shamrocks, was conceived with an appreciation for how it would appear in television close-ups.

Afolayan also handles the financial side of his productions, and "Phone Swap" was conceived with an eye toward product placement, though the cellphone company originally involved had backed out.

The LSC was conceived with a planning role.

Written neither for a general audience nor an academic one, each title is conceived with a fanatically specific market in mind.

Unlike most designers, though, he is frank enough to admit his choices are conceived with a budget — his own and the consumer's — in mind.

For this study a coupled-volume shoebox concert hall is conceived with a fixed geometric volume, form, and primary-room sound absorption.