Sentence examples for conceive he from inspiring English sources

"A suicide that also took 149 people to their deaths seems hard to conceive," he said.

Because he is an only child, and his wife is now too old to conceive, he laments that he is the last person in his family's bloodline.

"It's a population that is in many ways unique, and the idea of finding any other place like New York is hard to conceive," he said.

By this, I conceive, he meant to convey the maximum and the minimum complement: at any rate, he does not specify the amount of any others in his catalogue of the ships.

Most healthy young women in their 20s can rightly expect that they will be able to conceive, he said.

"The commission was poorly organized and conceived," he wrote.

"It was well timed but not well conceived," he asserted.

Not long after that, their son Sebastian was conceived, he said.

The Scream arguably embodies even greater power today than when it was conceived," he said.

But the Advanced Science Research Center was conceived, he said, before the current boom in enrollment.

The plan was so well conceived, he must have been thinking about it for a while.