Sentence examples for conceive of what from inspiring English sources

Even so, our blind brains cannot imagine, cannot conceive of, what we will pass into.

She sees a man lying alone in a bed waiting and waiting, he cannot conceive of what he waits for, cannot conceive of nature, or happiness.

It would have taken a further, fulfilling, imaginative leap on Greene's part to conceive of what Fowler sounds like to Phuong.

I couldn't conceive of what life would be like if I were not religious — would I immediately become a whore/drug addict/person whose pupils resembled a snake?

I don't think a person in Britain can even conceive of what it's like to be in what is basically the tundra.

Now, after living for some years in a place that I love and understand, I can conceive of what people who live in the country mean when they talk about their land being a part of them.

When they saw records about the tax payment, raiders allegedly conceived of what Browder and others have described as a brilliant fraud.

During his television career, Hearst had conceived of what was then a new format, the televised essay, attracting large audiences for series such as Kenneth Clark's Civilisation (1969) and Alistair Cooke's America (1972).

"It's hard for most people to conceived of what [AI] can do, so the sooner we have an idea of possibilities, practical applications, and the way people can collaborate around them will provide a good framework for understanding AI's possibilities as early as possible".

It was in that moment that, deep inside me, I conceived of what was to become the first movement of my wind quintet Jebel Lebnan many years later.

Haydn conceived of what became Opus 50 set in a letter to the publishing house Artaria in 1784, although he then put the project on hold for the Paris symphonies and The Seven Last Words of Christ.