Sentence examples for beyond conceiving from inspiring English sources

"Fabulous and beyond conceiving, ineffably beautiful, is this fiery scintillation," wrote an awed Maxim Gorky.

Beyond conceiving the possibility of positive ageing, widely associated with the idea of the third age (Laslett, 1989), work must proceed to devise a construct of positive ageing that is susceptible to empirical investigation.

This was the expansion of polyrhythm, one of modern music's most essential innovations, way beyond anything conceived before.

This was when Andre moved beyond sculpture conceived as form (carving into timbers) or as structure (pyramids of notched two-by-fours, stacks of identical elements) into what he called "sculpture as place," where he has been ever since.

The British and the Americans, worried that Afghanistan was sinking beyond repair, conceived the position of a civilian czar who could coordinate the U.N. mission and the NATO mission and possibly bring some order into the chaos of the Arg palace.

It cultivates our capacity for conceiving black life beyond entrenched ideas and ignorance.

It would open up different ways of conceiving of multipurpose agriculture beyond large biorefineries alone.

Both world and agent need to be thought of in terms of effect and receptivity to effect; and then the Beyond needs to be conceived in analogy and contrast with this aspect of the world, in its relation to the agent (subject of the feeling).

"How are you sleeping?" I ask the many astonishing women I see weekly, women in every stage of female development, from puberty through child conceiving, from childbearing, rearing, careering, to menopause and beyond.

It is time we start conceiving of the urban as a realm that stretches far beyond the discrete unit of the city – smart or otherwise.

Some seemed honour-bound to take the lonely, peerless track conceiving danger as a testing ground to which they must go back till the tongue fell silent and they crossed beyond the realm of time and fear.