Sentence examples for clearly conceived from inspiring English sources

The role isn't clearly conceived.

Some names have been clearly conceived.

His interpretation is so clearly conceived that you can read Hamlet's thoughts from moment to moment.

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.

Clearly conceived to be Leighton's best advertisement as a tastemaker, the house enabled the artist to entertain lavishly and often.

Dunster clearly conceives him as representative of a generation determined to anaesthetise itself from potential annihilation.

Like Cain, Haynes clearly conceives of "Mildred Pierce" as a feminist work, though not an ideological one: the title character rises and falls, and maybe rises again, against a background of male ineptitude and female know-how.

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.

Most problematic, though, is Siudy, a Venezuelan-born dancer around whom the show has clearly been conceived.

Although she isn't scrubbing down the front steps in rags and clogs, Giselle has clearly been conceived, more thematically than visually, along the same lines as classic Disney heroines like Snow White and Cinderella.