Sentence examples for conceive that i from inspiring English sources

And the only way I could conceive that I would ever make friends or be allowed to talk to someone was if I became a journalist and put in to interview them.

I conceive that I am not overlooking the duty that rests on me to place in the forefront the public interest when I declare that I am conscious that I can no longer discharge this heavy task with efficiency or with satisfaction to myself.

"...even if I could conceive that I had completely overcome [pride], I should probably be proud of my humility"., Ben Franklin in his Autobiography in regards to his revolving chart of 13 virtues.

When once asked whether she didn't miss going out, seeing friends, living the life everyone else lived, she answered, "I never thought of conceiving that I could ever have the slightest approach to such a want in all future time".

"But you're also the first people that are donor-conceived that I've ever met.

"You're the first sibs of mine that are donor-conceived that I've ever met," one tells the others after a group meeting with Mr. Harrison.

It was not conceived that I could rebel or unleash a storm.

Band said of this, "Most of the films that I made, that I conceived, that I was very involved with and in some cases directed, definitely started with the title and usually a piece of artwork that made sense.

"If I've done everything I possibly can within the church's guidelines and I don't conceive, that's God's will for me".

So it says something about how tightly wound we are about women's bodies and fitness that even campaigns for running leggings are conceived with that I've-got-something-in-my-eye feeling in mind.

That agenda was dominated, rather, by the "science of mind" more narrowly conceived, that is to say logic (i.e., the philosophy of truth and reason) and the philosophy of perception.