Sentence examples for conceive a true from inspiring English sources
Utopias, he wrote, are "tedious": "To conceive a true utopia, to sketch, with conviction, the structure of an ideal society, requires a certain dose of ingenuousness, even stupidity".
In reality, no real attempt whatsoever has been made to examine the links between rules and shapes in greater depth; likewise there has been no attempt to conceive a true spatial framework, to escape from the rationale of the "collage city" (Rowe and Koetter 1978).
All these traditions are poured into a work that has been conceived as a true illuminated manuscript, a reworking of the Book of Job with Sheila Mechtilde Henriques, nee Chong, as the sufferer transfigured by affliction..
All these traditions are poured into a work that has been conceived as a true illuminated manuscript, a reworking of the Book of Job with Sheila Mechtilde Henriques, nee Chong, as the sufferer transfigured by affliction.
Mullaney helped conceive a plan.
This may be especially true in complex scenarios such as hospital organizations: to conceive an external supplier as an integral part of a value stream map may be especially challenging to understand for clinicians.
The event is conceived as having a true additive effect on the underlying scale.
Knowledge, as we have seen, is not merely a matter of conceiving a proposition and correctly believing it to be true.
"There's conceiving a symphony.
They conceived a New Orleans Po-Boy Preservation Society.
