Sentence examples for conceive of making from inspiring English sources

The only way he can conceive of making the world a better place is through violence.

After Fosse died, Mr. Richards said he could not conceive of making "Chicago" without him.

"It is so hard to conceive of making art without an audience who will eventually see it," Heti writes, early in her book.

It may be hard to conceive of making the claim about a young adult book, but I believe "Octavian Nothing" will someday be recognized as a novel of the first rank, the kind of monumental work Italo Calvino called "encyclopedic" in the way it sweeps up history into a comprehensive and deeply textured pattern.

You can almost conceive of making glasses and watches as the tech industry's equivalent of selling a branded fragrance: conceptually kind of frivolous, reassuringly expensive, and easy to smash.

"That's how I conceived of making the scenes.

Beuys was an object maker, but he conceived of making art as a fundamentally social and intellectual process in which everyone was qualified to participate.

But he said he conceived of making a film about her famous love affair with Richard Burton — whom she married and divorced twice — some months before her death at 79 last year.

I was criticized because I'm considered the cynical guy who's always chuckling with his tongue in his cheek, and nobody could conceive of me making a movie that seemed to be sort of idealistic.

I could not conceive of having made any other choice but majoring in English Literature.

Some physicians were conceived of as making strict medical assessments, while others were described as taking on a social responsibility and issue certificates because of family or work related problems.