Sentence examples for conceive some of from inspiring English sources

Over the years, Mr. McNeil has been a partner in or has helped conceive some of the city's hard-drinkingest beer joints.

In the 1880s he began to conceive some of his basic ideas: ideas of historical progress, social equality, a world government, and the nature of the universe.

The sort of behaviour that allowed Wilson, McGee, Watts-Russell and their contemporaries to conceive some of their more extreme and fanciful ideas would also be something of a stretch for a human resources department to manage.

Hemingwaysailed the Pilar when he lived inCuba from 1939 to 1960 and is said tohave conceived some of his finestworks, including "The Old Man andthe Sea," while onboard.

Much has been said and written recently about both the salacious aspects of Alexander McQueen's lifestyle and about the complex, densely referenced mind which conceived some of the most beautiful dresses of our times.

Bert C. Roberts Jr., Mr. McGowan's successor as chairman and chief executive, conceived some of the early efforts, according to an executive who left the company after the 1998 merger with WorldCom.

It's also how Manuel has conceived some of his more iconic designs.

Beyoncé conceived some of the initial ideas behind the looks and the scenarios for many of the rooms which were eventually shot.

In light of this hypothesis, it was possible to conceive that some of the defects in polyglycylation, observed in Bug22 mutants could result from defects in IC migration.

"One possible thing you could do is conceive of some sort of gene therapy where you deliberately express the mutant protein in individuals as an inhibitor of prions," muses Collinge.

I can conceive of some man coming forward with an improved variety of chewing gum and earning greater riches than Croesus ever dreamed of.