Sentence examples for conceive of a time from inspiring English sources

Nowadays, it's hard to conceive of a time when information simply could not be rapidly disseminated.

Besides, he adds, there was a point where he was unsure whether he would even be published, let alone conceive of a time where those books might outlive him.

For young home buyers today considering 30-year mortgages with a rate of just over 5 percent, it might be hard to conceive of a time like October 1981, when mortgage rates peaked at 18.2 percent.

IN this age of prosperity for the upper echelons of Bordeaux, where the grand chateaux all seem flush with cash, it can be hard to conceive of a time when even prestigious properties were money-losing propositions.

IT'S hard to conceive of a time when electricity was a tough sell, but in the early 20th century the light we now take for granted required its own promotional campaign.

On top of that, few of us can conceive of a time when gay sex wasn't connected to disease.

Isn't asking your future spouse to sign a premarital agreement about something as unromantic as money the same thing as saying you don't trust them and are capable of conceiving of a time (horrors!) when the two of you will no longer be married?

Sometimes the LAND curators and staff conceive of a theme beforehand, other times it manifests almost naturally from a particular artist or group of artists' work.

While one can conceive of a discrete (in time) model where it takes a finite time to etch away a particular molecule, we will take a simpler approach by developing a continuous in time model where we assume an exponential decay law allowing for the time taken for the acid to migrate to and etch any particular molecule.

It is hard to conceive of a more propitious time to act on that hope than now, and difficult to imagine two places that need it more than Congo and Sudan.

In reply, it seems quite possible to conceive of a non-temporal causal relation, and thus to conceive of God, from outside of time, causing a series of contingent beings that has always existed.