Sentence examples for conceive that it from inspiring English sources

It's hard even for them to conceive that it could be happening.

"I could conceive that it was possible to do it, but I had no idea how to get there".

Yet, even at that apogee of Gorby-mania, no one could conceive that it would be gone just five months later.

Secularism is seen as so intrinsically western that it is unimaginable for policymakers to conceive that it might be welcome within minority communities, especially the powerless among them.

You see an iceberg sitting out in the middle of the ocean, it's hard to conceive that it might be moving at 2-3 knots.

He explained, "It's hard to conceive that it would take more forces to provide stability in post-Saddam Iraq than it would take to conduct the war itself and to secure the surrender of Saddam's security forces and his Army.

How did you conceive that approach?

Lee's machine was so well conceived that it was the only knitting machine for centuries.

They conceived that it would be necessary for the US military, the listeners, to go after the "sanctuaries".

By this latter account, it isn't the coherence of conservative ideology that matters but just the opposite — the movement was so loosely conceived that it could accommodate libertarians and religious fundamentalists, pro-gun lobbyists and pro-lifers.

Before embarking upon the project, he said, he had never conceived that it could be possible to understand the existence of Jesus as an activist and hero without believing in God.