Sentence examples for between conceiving of an from inspiring English sources

What is the difference between conceiving of an entity as an object of some kind and conceiving of it as an amount of solid stuff?

Thereafter, the girl and her balloon both haunt and beguile his dreams; he veers between conceiving of the girl as a kind of protective familiar and fearing that he has done some appalling harm to her and her mother.

A number of philosophers, including Bernard Williams (1973), have dismissed the argument as incapable of achieving its stated goal on the grounds that it fails to distinguish between conceiving of something and visually imagining it.

There, he conceived of an Entrepreneurship Program.

Rather, the problem is that, as a piece of language, "libertarian paternalism" renders difficult the ability to conceive of a principled distinction between policy that respects and policy that violates individual autonomy.

In short, it starts with the birth of conjoined twins (ShivaMarion; Marion is named in honor of Marion Sims, the famous 19th century American gynecologic surgeon) conceived of a secret union between an emotionally scarred English surgeon and an Indian Carmelite nun.

As her early stagefright waned, she began to conceive of a song as a conversation between her and the audience.

She can't conceive of a child; nor can she conceive of Løvborg's literary inspiration.

I conceive of a being than which no greater can be conceived.

The ideological split between parties -- and between Red and Blue states -- is so deep and intractable that no one can conceive of a way out.

The Berlin-based artist has conceived of a series of "performative sculptures" that meditate on the complex relationships between life, time, and our own image.