Sentence examples for began to conceive from inspiring English sources

He began to conceive "Three Places" in 1908, and made changes as late as 1929.

In this moment of exile and defeat, he began to conceive the future of jihad.

In 2013, Adams began to conceive an ambitious experiment to identify cancer-suppressing host factors.

I began to conceive this novel in 1997, before the events of September 11th took place.

But it was not until this trip that he began to conceive "a more ambitious plan".

As Ball planned the I.M.U.'s 2006 congress, he began to conceive of it as a historic event.

The composer had already read the novel and had begun to conceive of an opera based on the story.

At this, relatively speaking, down-to-earth level, ordinary consumers can begin to conceive of getting in on the action.

At forty-eight, she could wait no longer, and by then she had begun to conceive of the sabbatical as a new marital paradigm that would give a woman room to escape for a while without renouncing her vows.

If you are depressed enough, it seems to me, you begin to conceive of death as a cradle, rocking you gently back to a fresh life, glistening with newness, unsullied by you.

I had begun to conceive the idea of a comedy in which a feminist schoolteacher is trying to create a self-sustaining all-female community while at the same time losing the pupils.