Sentence examples for conceived as one from inspiring English sources

"It has been conceived as one exhibition split between our two spaces.

("Kill Bill" was originally conceived as one movie but is being released in two halves: Vol. 1 and Vol. 2).

"It wasn't conceived as one," says Fairman. "It was conceived as a story about people's relationships with addiction".

As Leveridge explains in his introduction, his book is conceived as "one woman's recollections of dates that occurred many years ago filtered through the overactive imagination of her no-account son".

It has been conceived as one of the continent's most ambitious urban planning projects: a city of gleaming high-rise towers, arching pedestrian walkways, green spaces, fountains and an effective public transport system.

Then, in the 1960s, the remaining residents were turfed out as Sayer Street was demolished, chewed up by the Heygate Estate – a council housing development that was originally conceived as one of three gigantic estates stretching from Elephant to Peckham, linked by walkways and ramps for two miles.

The content of these projects, conceived as one-off book projects, was not vetted by standard review processes.

They were conceived as one-stop shops, providing high-quality integrated childhood services in co-located sites to communities.

The telecast, initially conceived as lasting one hour, might be expanded to two hours.

The show, which was originally conceived as only one act, isn't as strong in the second act as the first.

Jazz at Lincoln Center was conceived as just one component of Time Warner's massive retail-office project, overseen by the Related Companies, the developer, and designed by David Childs of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill.