Sentence examples for conceived and constructed from inspiring English sources

URBAN myths have grown up around projects conceived and constructed by students.

There's much said elsewhere about this record - that it's in turn his 'cosmic' or 'angry' record, variously conceived and constructed whilst grieving for a lost friend and/or when out walking his dog.

There are many new gems around London, not least the Swiss Re centre, but I still think the city's greatest buildings are those around Broadgate conceived and constructed by Stuart Lipton in the 1980s.

RARELY has a town been conceived and constructed in the glare of publicity and aura of hope that greeted Disney's master-planned, picture-perfect village of Celebration in central Florida.

"Either way, when international accords, like ACTA, are conceived and constructed under a cloak of secrecy," Mr. Wyden said, "it is hard to argue that they represent the broad interests of the general public.

Between 1642 and 1644, Pascal conceived and constructed a calculating device, the Pascaline, to help his father who in 1639 had been appointed intendant (local administrator) at Rouen in his tax computations.

They know that the things they themselves fashion behave in a predictable manner because they conceive and construct them with some end in mind.

Koch, noting a citywide want of it, enlisted the organizer of FIGMENT, an annual art festival on the island, to get dozens of artists to conceive and construct a course.

But the big-drinks ban was ill conceived and poorly constructed from the start.

JC, DPV, SDM, AFM, MAG, PP, CC, MTC and AS and RO conceived, designed and constructed the different gene libraries.

This weekend's reports about Facebook and Cambridge Analytica did introduce us to Christopher Wylie, a twenty-eight-year-old Canadian coder and data scientist, who conceived and helped construct C.A.'s psychographic tools.