Sentence examples for conceive of her from inspiring English sources

"You already conceive of her as a human being even though you know she's a machine.

The doctor, of course, needs no imagination to conceive of her in the flesh, only memory, having examined her often since her infancy, her body not a static image but a process.

John Brown, for example, could not conceive of her as a woman and referred to her not just as "General" but with a masculine pronoun: "He is the most of a man, naturally, that I ever met with".

I couldn't conceive of her so young, so emotionally vulnerable, making a decision that would permanently and significantly alter the course of her life.

She had on a number of occasions tried to take her own life, and it's possible that what occurred was not merely the result of a mother's inability to conceive of her child being able to kill her.

In the past Ms. Lin has always conceived of her different career strands as separate.

While writing, she conceived of her readers as falling into two camps.

Even the archetypical female planter, Eliza Lucas Pinckney, conceived of her influential experiments with indigo production as an extension of her primary, domestic responsibilities as a planter's daughter and as a planter's wife.

Unlike her Yorkshire contemporary, Henry Moore, who typically made mother-and-child pieces as single figures, Hepworth conceived of her maternal works as two separate bodies, intimately involved.

So right now it's 'Las Vegas or Bust.' " She now conceives of her art as a series of events in public places, not as a repertory dance company.

Ms. DeCarlo conceived of her as a surrogate personality to shill for the plus-size vintage clothes that she sells on eBay and at specialistauctions.com.