Sentence examples for conceive of anything better from inspiring English sources
"I cannot conceive of anything better than the greatest baguette, deep golden, nutty, and crunchy, with a block of the sublime butter of Brittany and Bélon oysters," he said.
"I frankly can't conceive of anything that would be a better substitute for having two major global economies having a forum where we can make progress on the most important economic issues," Mr. Paulson said.
In a journal Van Wyck wonders whether his father had ever entered the kitchen: "I cannot conceive of anything that could have taken him there.
You couldn't conceive of anything bad happening to such a decent, hard-working man". Even those who never met Kenneth Bigley were drawn to the cathedral.
If the threat of this much nuclear retaliation does not deter a prospective adversary, it is difficult to conceive of anything that would.
In a phone interview with HuffPost Arts, Biesenbach said, "As a curator you don't conceive of anything, it just comes together".
