Sentence examples for conceive man from inspiring English sources

He claimed that in order to conceive, man must unite together certain characteristics and a certain understanding.

Smith said: "There is no point more difficult to account for than the right we conceive men to have to dispose of their goods after death".

Addressing a male concern regarding bodily emissions, Joshua Shoemake came up with the idea of Snowballs, "the cooling underwear for conceiving men," a year after the birth of his daughter — a celebrated event for which he and his wife had spent much time and effort.

But a new study shows that sons born from the technique have almost half the sperm concentration and half as many motile sperm (sperm that can swim well) than naturally conceived men of a similar age (between 18 and 22), The Guardian reports.

For couples hoping to conceive, a man's diet may matter more than previously thought.

I cannot conceive how men who are husbands, brothers or fathers can give utterance to an idea so intrinsically base and infamous".

"To conceive of men remaining forever unequal upon a single point, yet equal on all others, is impossible; they must come in the end to be equal upon all," he wrote.

The joke lands because of an age-old double-standard: society often simply doesn't conceive of men as vulnerable.

Since realism of this kind assumes the existence of a gap between how man conceives the world and the way the world really is, skeptical scenarios such as this one (or Descartes' Evil demon) present a formidable challenge.

I'm very biased, but as far as I'm concerned this is the greatest building ever conceived by man.

He conceived of man as a passenger in a cosmic spaceship a passenger whose only wealth consists in energy and information.