Sentence examples for conceive of going from inspiring English sources

But, de Feydeau continues, Marie Antoinette "could not conceive of going without her coiffeur, so Léonard was informed.

It is hard for me to conceive of going through four years of college these days without trying to spend at least some time in a foreign setting.

Miss Warburton feels unhappy at the changes that have come about in India due to the diminishing English population but she cannot conceived of going to England since she has never been there and feels India is really her home.

I was about to fly farther from home than I had ever been; I was flying to a place I had never conceived of going to before.

It's difficult for me to conceive of anyone going to Oceana for a meat or vegetarian meal, which is like going to an exhibition of Rembrandt and only looking at his etchings.

"It was probably shame that started my cooking career, because I simply couldn't conceive of that party going wrong," he says.

VanRoekel noted also that how technology is an important factor in how people should conceive of economic recovery going forward.

There are sights I'll always feel sad not to have seen – the face of the daughter I conceived within months of going blind, of my grandchildren and my second husband, Alvin.

"It's hard to conceive of how anybody could go in there and make an instant success out of such a complex set of problems," said Sidney Jones, who heads the human rights office of the United Nations.

"The sane world will always be vulnerable to madmen, because we cannot go where they go to conceive of such things," Spider-Man says in Mr. Straczynski's story.

We cannot conceive of a world that is going to be as unequal as it is now.