It's also technically conceivable that on Thursday, after his speech, he happened to have a conversation in a bar, or pick up a book in his hotel library, that profoundly transformed his attitudes towards gay people or those without children.
A dizzying mishmash of techniques and vaguely familiar styles in wood and steel, furniture and mirrors, photographs and printed signs the Peters express a spirit of swing-barrelled derision, hinting that every conceivable artistic attitude is inescapably vain and selfdefeating.
A dizzying mishmash of techniques and vaguely familiar styles — in wood and steel, furniture and mirrors, photographs and printed signs — the Peters express a spirit of swing-barrelled derision, hinting that every conceivable artistic attitude is inescapably vain and selfdefeating.
("Peter-ness" might be interpreted as "ness-ness"). A dizzying mishmash of techniques and vaguely familiar styles in wood and steel, furniture and mirrors, photographs and printed signs the Peters express a spirit of swing-barrelled derision, hinting that every conceivable artistic attitude is inescapably vain and selfdefeating.
If Nocera had looked at alternatives that many of us have been suggesting and if he still concluded that helping rich guys get richer was the only conceivable strategy, his attitude might be acceptable.
Patients' previous experiences of student participation have been related to a more positive attitude towards conceivable student involvement [ 9, 12- 14].
While this is speculative, environmental effects such as culture are known to affect neural processing (Goh et al. 2007, 2010) and it is therefore conceivable that these historical rivalries shape language attitudes and thereby the perception of accented speakers.
They looked at every conceivable outcome: intellectual skills, economic returns, career satisfaction, graduates' attitudes and values, the quality of their lives; they compared results from all kinds of colleges.
It is also conceivable that over time there has been a shift in attitudes with younger people being more accepting of longer commuting distances.
It is conceivable that perceived ease of use, together with the main determinants of attitude and behavioural intention to use, was influencing in the background to the professionals' perceived usefulness of the eCDS as TAM suggests [ 32].
As far-fetched as it sounds, the Labour peer has signalled that a resurgence in eugenics is conceivable and said there is a "real risk that we could see that kind of attitude in our humanity occurring again".
