Sentence examples for clearly conceive from inspiring English sources
Hume argues that since the ideas of cause and its effect are evidently distinct, we can clearly conceive or imagine an object without its cause.
The role isn't clearly conceived.
Some names have been clearly conceived.
Dunster clearly conceives him as representative of a generation determined to anaesthetise itself from potential annihilation.
Yet Crowe clearly conceived it as one with an independent heart.
"The New American Haggadah" was clearly conceived with this maxim of interpretive richness in mind.
His interpretation is so clearly conceived that you can read Hamlet's thoughts from moment to moment.
The only fault I could find is that the St Regis was clearly conceived and designed pre-credit crunch.
But as a marker of a playwriting career clearly conceived over the long haul, it passes the second-play test.
As a business venture Cha Cha Cha was clearly conceived as a way for the three to combine and multiply their clout and bargaining power.
Although the items collected in this volume are, technically, private letters, in reality some of them were clearly conceived as semi-public statements.
