Sentence examples for conceive myself from inspiring English sources

I can't conceive, myself, of buying groceries over the Internet.

If he became an architect's assistant, Gandy replied, "I should conceive myself a slave and debased below the character of man... a non-entity". What becomes evident, however, is that Gandy - in true Romantic fashion - saw his failure as the fault of society.

In any case, I must conceive myself as a unified agent both at a time and across time because I have only one body with which to act.

But the point in using such language is simply to insist that in the first-person perspective of agency I cannot conceive myself as determined by anything that is available to me only in third-person terms.

I certainly couldn't conceive of myself as a pilgrim, the kind who makes a journey to a holy place for religious purposes.

Realizing what the pop life and the feminist life shared is what made me able to conceive of myself as a feminist pop critic in the first place.

After all, I certainly seem to be able to conceive of myself as having been born in France, having been born an Orthodox Jew, or being born an only child instead of having a brother as I do.

"I can't conceive of myself retiring.

"Through 'Joanie 4 Jackie' I learned how to conceive of myself as a filmmaker — how to create a sustaining community hidden inside a larger culture that didn't even know we existed," she said.

"I've gone through so much with really bad deliveries that the doctors don't feel like it's safe for me to conceive again myself," Kim says in the clip.

I felt I was a head of an urban lifestyle company and I've never conceived of myself as car person [or knowing] anything about cars.