Sentence examples for being conceived of from inspiring English sources

It is a fair shopping list, and considerably more dramatic than anything being conceived of by the Labour party.

While Kitty's samaritan values have fallen short of her winning the Noble Peace Prize, she's been busy elsewhere since being conceived of by designer Yuko Shimizu in 1974.

Such models have "artificial boundaries designed to provide structure to a complex record and, rather than being conceived of as permanent or real, should be frequently examined and revised (Corbey and Roebroeks, 2001)" (Monnier, 2006).

The Westphalian settlement marked the beginning of European sovereignty being conceived of in terms of physical territory.

Human beings always act for an end that is conceived of as good.

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

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

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.

"Other Works," however, was conceived of as a way to fend off her own forgetting.