Sentence examples for better conceive from inspiring English sources

The speakers help give form to what isn't visible; we can better conceive of the sound's physicality.

Assessing the impact of disasters is also important to better understand the causalities to better conceive preparedness and coping strategies.

Such information may be important to better conceive the overall extent to which oral health conditions influence cognitive functioning.

For example, studies of the association of environmental exposures with selected epigenetic events as endpoints (rather than intermediates in a complex pathway) may be fruitful and will likely help us better conceive of studies to elucidate an entire pathway, from an exposure acting at least in part through epigenetic mechanisms to disease risk.

I have rarely read-heard a better conceived, better written, more unbearable sentence.

A pork osso bucco with fennel was better conceived but also poorly prepared.

The contrast between father and son could not have been better conceived by Chekhov.

His buildings were better conceived than Wren's or Adam's, better made than those of Frank Lloyd Wright, an admirer.

I'm sure that in my hands the trip would have been better conceived, better organized and less tedious in recall.

And so it should: Kevin, Stuart, Bob and the rest of the dungareed denizens couldn't be better conceived for frictionless global uptake.

Essentially a more grown-up, better conceived version of the Brangelina movie dud Mr & Mrs Smith, The Expats gives us an intriguing heroine in plucky Kate but sabotages itself by cross-cutting between two timeframes in a way that would work fine on screen but in a novel requires more signposting than Pavone gives us.