Sentence examples for conceive being able from inspiring English sources

18. "Body as far as we can conceive being able only to strike and affect Body: and Motion, according to the utmost reach of our Ideas, being able to produce nothing but Motion, so that when we allow it to produce pleasure or pain, or the Idea of a Colour, or Sound, we are fain to quit our Reason, go beyond our Ideas, and attribute it wholly to the good pleasure of our Maker.

But it does depend upon God having made it the kind of being that in the order of understanding, the ens conceptionale, is able to "conceive" being.

Of course, being able to conceive is only part of the problem.

He describes it as a "critical tool" and says that it is difficult to conceive of Ofcom being able to do its job effectively if it could not investigate wrongdoing.

It's still hard to conceive of ever being able to leave our quadrant of the Milky Way.

Because being there with your parents throughout their journey to conceive you and being able to be present for your entrance into this world is my ultimate enough moment.

For this reason, he conceived them as being able to repaired and remade without his direct involvement.

She had on a number of occasions tried to take her own life, and it's possible that what occurred was not merely the result of a mother's inability to conceive of her child being able to kill her.

Based on both Aristotle and Marx, she conceives human dignity as being able to be and do certain things; having certain capabilities.

Although Mr. Ratner says he still plans to build the towers, possibly hiring an architect for the first one by the end of the year, the current design was clearly conceived to be able to stand alone, and it is hard to see how it would be integrated into a larger, convincing urban whole.

He said the scenes needed to match the emotions portrayed in other aspects of the characters' relationship, which frays under the strain of not being able to conceive.