Sentence examples for begin to conceive from inspiring English sources

We should spread knowledge of risk factors to help communities begin to conceive safe and early interventions.

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

The case of a Wisconsin-based health system is used as an illustrative example of how other institutions might begin to conceive their fledgling PCA strategies without proposing it as a one-size-fits-all model.

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.

But I think that, like Wittgenstein, we are better saying "things aren't like that". Only then can we begin to conceive the parallel universe where things are like that -- a universe where the dream of passion is so fierce that Shakespeare's language falls as naturally from the lips of its inhabitants as a wisecrack falls from the lips of Seinfeld.

Only if you have been to St Peter's in Rome, St John the Divine in New York or the Aghia Sophia in Istanbul can you even begin to conceive of the magnitude of the nave, made all the larger with incomplete walls and ceiling.

Josa-Jones began to conceive the project in the early spring of 2001.

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

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

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

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