Sentence examples for can we conceive from inspiring English sources

Can we conceive of 30 years in a small gray cube, without access to another human being beyond mere sight of the hands of the guard who slides your food tray through a slot in your cell door, as anything but torture?

Only by linking such physical features, and by excluding others, can we conceive of particular bodies as female ones.

Ward formulates this question as follows: "Can we conceive such an interaction of spontaneous agents…, taking on the appearance of mechanism?" (1927: 239).

In defending haecceitism, a natural strategy is to extend Black's case by arguing that, not only can we conceive of a world containing only two indiscernible iron spheres, we can conceive of distinct worlds that differ only insofar as these spheres swap their spatial locations.

Nor can we conceive of any," Rosenbaum wrote.

How can we conceive of God today in a way that is honest to our intellects while satisfying to our hearts?

Why can we not conceive of a social science which could and would function as the theoretical natural sciences function, and yield precise unconditional predictions in the appropriate sphere of application?

So, how can we know that what we conceive as weak signals and early warnings really are significant, and will persist?

He suggested that any conception of God we may have, we can conceive either of existing or of not existing.

However, it seems that we can only signify by our words whatever we can conceive.

However, as we include bigger samples, we can conceive of the simple step function for three patients becoming more refined and eventually looking something like Figure 2. In practice, we will not know such a curve and the problem is to find the dose d i such that some given percentage of patients will encounter a DLT at this dose and higher doses.