Sentence examples for but conceive from inspiring English sources

This is not a sneer at the expense of the belief with which Eliot struggled and his attempt to make right in a spiritual realm what could not be fixed in this world – a poet cannot but conceive of the building and correction of a soul save through poetic structure.

Others give groups no such independent standing, but conceive group rights as rights that are shared in and held jointly by the group's members.

Folk kingdoms distinguish plants and animals from the rest of the world: From an early age, it appears, humans cannot help but conceive of any object they see in the world as either being or not being an animal, and there is evidence for an early distinction between plants and nonliving things (p. 29).

From an early age, it appears, humans cannot help but conceive of any object they see in the world as either being or not being an animal, and there is evidence for an early distinction between plants and nonliving things (p. 29).

24 If they decide not to use MST but conceive naturally, they will have Child A. If they decide to accept MST, they wouldn't have Child A, but a numerically different child, Child B. Imagine first that the parents go for unassisted conception, resulting in child A. Child A suffers from a life-limiting mitochondrial disorder.

This is nothing fancy, but conceived with candour, delicacy, and lack of prurience.

Their figures are merely life size but conceived in a transcendently sophisticated, courtly style.

They were born into freedom but conceived in turmoil; they grew up looking over their shoulders.

But the Tax Day Tea Party was all but conceived, executed and deconstructed in the hothouse of cable news wars.

This one, released under his own name (but conceived with Walsh), is a more straightforward affair that casts backward glances over a long and prolific career.

It is a bit like the bookcase Daniel is putting together: nothing fancy, but conceived with candour, delicacy, and lack of prurience.