Sentence examples for conceive would be from inspiring English sources

The Headless Woman references an old Anatolian ritual of female sexual humiliation: a woman who did not obey her husband or who was unable to conceive would be bought before the village imam; her head and face would be covered and her belly inscribed with a prayer.

Recognizing that the terms "tyranny" and "monarchy" had too many negative connotations at the time, Nicola advised using an alternative title in the near future, " But if all other things were once adjusted I believe strong argument might be produced for admitting the title of king, Which I conceive would be attended with some material advantages.

The military officials said the trench, as conceived, would be 2.5 miles long and 394 feet wide on the surface and then taper down.

The difference between the above-mentioned alternatives and PNT/MST is that, with the latter, the person conceived would be genetically related to the intending parents.

And while IVF has helped millions to conceive, it would be misguided to view it as a safety net: the odds of conceiving via IVF aged 40-42 aroundound 20%, half what they are for those aged 18-34.

I'm not looking to measure success because any measurement that I could conceive of would be methodologically flawed.

Vannevar Bush's plans, which laid the foundations of the National Science Foundation (NSF), conceived it would be a Jeffersonian research agency.

This would take things to a whole new level, however, and as conceived, Desertec would be the largest centralized solar power production project on earth.

But the study showed that from September to November there were both more conceptions and a higher ratio of boys to girls conceived than would be expected or could be chalked up to chance.

We evaluated whether IVF pregnancies, when compared with those conceived spontaneously, would be associated with alterations in serum angiogenic markers.

Rappenglück speculates that people might have used the tablet to keep track of days during this period because children conceived then would be born during winter, a slow time for paleolithic women, rather than spring to fall, when migration and food-gathering kept them on their feet.