Sentence examples for conceive it is from inspiring English sources

Whether it ever existed as we conceive it is debatable.

For anyone who has found it easy to conceive, it is perhaps hard to imagine how IVF can become all-encompassing in someone's life.

John Maynard Keynes 1883-1946 Robert Skidelsky MacMillan, £30, pp1,021 In his biography of Sir Oswald Mosley, Robert Skidelsky wrote in 1975 'the role of biographer, as I conceive it, is not that of prosecutor; it is somewhere between that of counsel for the defence and judge'.

(PLA, 196 {§6.3}} The business of philosophy, as I conceive it, is essentially that of logical analysis, followed by logical synthesis.

Without us to conceive it, is the universe a universe at all?

A parks spokeswoman said that because the park was still being conceived, "it is too early to know if the carousel will or will not be included".

"Aladdin" is a tale so perfectly conceived it is nearly impossible to mess up.

Jenny Hill, who conceived it, is joined by nine other female singers from Scotland and England, including Eliza Carthy and Karine Polwart.

Setting up a "debate" as Paterson currently conceives it is not going to get these voices heard.

The site, according to the Hong Kong department that conceived it, "is not meant to replace traditional practices of paying tribute to the deceased".

Perhaps then the net metaphor, if not quite as Beckner conceived it, is a better picture of evolutionary theorizing than the fan metaphor.