Sentence examples for conceive of a solution from inspiring English sources

Please, please, please, she prayed, the incomplete prayer of mothers who cannot conceive of a solution.

It is impossible to conceive of such a solution now.

He can't conceive of a problem without a solution or a situation he can't master.

Jessamyn West, a radical librarian, conceived of a brilliant solution, a sign on the wall of her library reading "THE FBI HAS NOT BEEN HERE (watch very closely for the removal of this sign)." After all, she reasoned, if the law prohibited her from telling people that the FBI had been in, that wasn't the same as her not not telling people the FBI hadn't been in, right?

To conceive of a force as infallible or mythical, then, is to create a too-perfect solution to every problem, from Isis to hostage-takers the world over.

For example, we conceive of a "death tax" instead of an estate tax; some think that "government is not the solution but the problem"; and we talk about "wars" on poverty, drugs, and terrorism.

She can't conceive of a child; nor can she conceive of Løvborg's literary inspiration.

I conceive of a being than which no greater can be conceived.

In this way, one may conceive of a dopamine structure by combining catechol and phenethylamine substructures.

Calloway cannot conceive of a happy life without money.

Ex-boarder leaders cannot conceive of communal solutions, because they haven't had enough belonging at home to understand what it means.