Sentence examples for conceive of himself from inspiring English sources
Jerry can't conceive of himself as a serial killer.
Trump may not conceive of himself as an interventionist, but he has always been an adventurist.
He seems to conceive of himself as a self-invented superhero: the Ubernode, the world's most networked person.
But it has proved his success as a novelist, where he could conceive of himself as his own audience.
Mr. Obama, too, is a wartime president, yet he does not conceive of himself as one in the way Mr. Bush did.
Does Ed Miliband – who likes to conceive of himself as a Thatcher of the left – dare to believe that he could be as transformative as she was?
While Mr. Bezos says he himself never bought or perpetuated the "myths of e-commerce," it is clear that he still conceives of himself more as visionary than mere merchant.
Linklater still conceives of himself as a Texas filmmaker, but his work and interests often carry him afield.
Daugherty is right to claim that Barthelme conceived of himself as an heir of the modernist tradition — in particular, of Beckett.
For the man who had conceived of himself the ultimate arbiter of violent change, it must have been tantalizingly heady to witness, but ultimately frustrating.
