Sentence examples for conceive of herself from inspiring English sources

I think she had a male gender identity -- if you look at old photographs, she was constantly wearing men's clothes, and not tailored like 'Annie Hall' -- but there was no way for her to conceive of herself in that way in the 1940's".

When, later in the conversation, Levine remarks that she is attracted to the painters of the sublime but can't conceive of herself doing such work, because "I just can't take myself that seriously," I tell her of my sense of the discrepancy between herself and the forbidding writer of the statements, who seems able to take herself very seriously.

22 Habermas also argues that germline interventions would undermine the enhanced child's autonomy because they would undermine the child's ability to conceive of herself as an autonomous agent.

Instead, he should claim that a child who is subjected to therapeutic modifications can also conceive of herself in a manner that can ground autonomy, because her therapeutic modifications do not incorporate any sort of value which could be imposed on the 'uncontaminated' pre-natal self.

She conceived of herself as shaping the world rather than being shaped by it.

Like many contemporary men, he never would have been attracted to someone who conceived of herself as Adam's rib.

Du Maurier always comes back to gender battles and gender roles, and she very famously said that she conceived of herself as half male and half female.

One day, she pressed her cool palm to Bridget's forehead and said gently, "What will you do now, dear?" Bridget hadn't thought that far; she had conceived of herself as a source of support and nothing else.

Hard to conceive of that".

"It's hard to even conceive of".

I can't conceive of that.