Sentence examples for conceived as a statement from inspiring English sources

Conroy agrees with McFee that the phrase "dance is an ephemeral art" does apply to the difficulty of preserving dances, but she also thinks it should be conceived as a statement of a danceworld value; as a way of conveying "a communal attitude of tolerance for change with respect to choreography that has been previously performed" (2012, 160).

Originally conceived as a statement about humanity's ability to find new homes through relocation and immigration, the series took a more critical turn when the artist noticed an abundance of cheap chapels sprouting up across Japan.

Conceived as a statement against capital punishment, "Fatal Mistakes" is better known for the drama it sparked when the American Civil Liberties Union helped Jason Kitchen, a 22-year-old filmmaker, win his battle in court.

The play was first conceived as a religious statement opposing Protestant orthodoxy rather than as a stage play, but the censorship that threatened to curtail Lessing's long drawn-out polemics against dogmatic Protestant theologians encouraged him to make it a powerful drama.

The conditions for a statement's truth are no longer conceived as a type of naming; on the contrary, the statement presupposes that something is successfully named, and it goes on further to say something about it, which may be either true or false.

That it was conceived as a distinctly un-Armory event, however, is clear from its exhibition statement, available at the gallery.

"The project was conceived as a living archive rather than a one-off Web publication," Romeo said in a statement.

"FEMA's emergency sheltering initiative was conceived as a compassionate but short-term solution to shelter evacuees," Walker said in a written statement.

The QUOROM statement, developed in 1996 and published in 1999, 8 was conceived as a reporting guidance for authors reporting a meta-analysis of randomised trials.

The roof is conceived as a park.

The fault diagnosis problem is conceived as a classification problem.