Sentence examples for conceived a kind from inspiring English sources

Like Balzac, who came a generation after her, Baillie conceived a kind of dramatic comédie humaine early in her career and executed it over an expanse of 27 plays.

Inspired by the Zoo TV Tour's "highly charged electronic TV images in all of their saturated colours and fizz", Works Associates conceived a "kind of electronic flag" for Zooropa.

Alien conceives a kind of passion for these women, like a non-pimp pimp who doesn't intend them to have sex with anyone but him.

These early poems conceive a kind of, you could say, coterie audience who are Auden's intellectual, leftist, largely gay friends at Oxford, where he's writing his earliest poems.

Descartes believed he had conceived a new kind of telescope lens, shaped by the light of reason itself, & surpassing anything ever to come from the hands of the glass-working craftsmen of the era.

Tatlin's jacket was conceived as a kind of wearable microenvironment.

His spring collection was conceived as a kind of corrective, he said.

In Husserl's view, the temporalization must be conceived as a kind of primordial constitution of transcendental consciousness itself.

His productivity reflected his sense of urgency: the book was conceived as a kind of message to the future.

"It was conceived as a kind of Council of Foreign Relations with a slight Asian slant, but in the meantime we had become a genuinely public institution," he said.

Raised on its seven heavy piers, the main structure is conceived as a kind of inhabitable bridge, hovering above the surrounding sprawl.