Sentence examples for can only be conceived from inspiring English sources

It can only be conceived through what our mind decides to include.

"Corporeal substance," said Spinoza, "can only be conceived as infinite, unique and indivisible".

The bond energies, bond polarities and the dipole moments, force constants and the internuclear distance between the atoms of a heteronuclear diatomic molecules can only be conceived in terms of the concept of electronegativity.

If satire exists to provoke moral reform in HL Mencken's formulation, 'To comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable' then the muddying of the distinction between 'real' and 'fake' can only be conceived of as a perversion of satiric justice.

Mr. Bates said Monday that he was working on ways to broaden the bill's support in both chambers, like changing or removing a sentence that states, "Children can only be conceived naturally through copulation by heterosexual couples".

Representative David Bates, the Republican who filed the repeal bill, argues that homosexuality is a lifestyle choice, and he even included a sentence that says: "Children can only be conceived naturally through copulation by heterosexual couples".

The latter, being only 'a vague and fleeting span which fills the interval between two immensities of duration, and binds them together, can only be properly conceived with the aid of the two extremes which it unites and separates' (1851, v. 2, 364; E., v. 2, 296).

Persons yet to be conceived can only be said to have the properties that link them to the reproductive potentialities of actual persons (cf. Ramal 2010, 153).

Both residual and emergent cultural forms can only be recognized and indeed conceived in relation to the dominant: each represents a form of negotiation between the margin and the center over the right to control meanings, values, and practices.

Art is conceived in love and can only be apprehended through love.

It then goes on to say that spiritual autonomy can only be achieved by renouncing the universe which is conceived in the image of a horse.