"B-A-C-H" Bruce Brubaker, a pianist on the faculty of the Juilliard School, has conceived one of the more imaginative series for this Bach year, surveying music written under the influence of Bach, by composers ranging in the first program alone from Johann Caspar Fischer and Mozart to Shostakovich and Philip Lasser, in performances by Juilliard students.
Once a pregnancy is conceived, one of the first conversations between physician and patient is about options for genetic screening, and hopefully does include a discussion of family history.
Consequently there is the difficulty of conceiving "one" as both univocal and transcendental: being and being one coincide only because they are both said of every category and do not indicate a substance (Ilāhiyyāt, III, 2, 103, 7 9).
He tells the grim story of a cop's rape of a heroin-addicted woman and the resultant birth of a child who went on to be a dealer, but then ends it with a real clunker: "a child of the drug war in the purest sense – he was conceived on one of its battlefields".
I was told repeatedly about different women who deeply regretted getting abortions because now they couldn't conceive, and one of the pamphlets I received listed future sterility and infertility as a possible health risk to abortion.
Just sometimes, at a moment seemingly no different than any other moment, and for no particular reason you can conceive of, one of them jells itself sufficiently to let you engage it further, gives you a jumping- off place toward a destination you're not even sure is there.
The general markets organization was conceived at one of those meetings.
He looked just like his father, while Zubbu was conceived during one of her father's prison stints.
My father visited Pakistan twice while he was in Britain, and I was conceived during one of those trips.
The relish and exuberant perversity with which her character is conceived is one of the evening's few reminders of Mr. Shepard's fierce theatrical imagination (2 40).
