Sentence examples for conceived as this from inspiring English sources

As fine a performer as any working in pop right now, the 29-year-old singer was a perfect choice for a festival as broadly conceived as this one, with a thousand-watt smile and a deep bag of eclectic hits almost impossible to dislike.

Interior finish and materials quality are exceptional for this class and there is no cabin more ecologically conceived as this.

The fretful conceived as readily as the chill.

The birdsong researchers Meredith West and Andrew King have described this as locating development in an 'ontogenetic niche' and research in developmental psychobiology can be conceived as the study of this niche and its interaction with the genome.

This was conceived as the ultimate museum, at once forward and backward looking – a laboratory of new culture and a dreamy cabinet of curiosities at one and the same time.

This is conceived as the formal principle of the soul, engendering in the potential intellect both the basic axioms of thought and the ability to receive all other intelligible notions (Mahdi, 127).

This model was conceived as the first step in a bone turnover modeling platform.

Women with PCOS may not seek assistance until they attempt to conceive, as this may be the first time they have not been under the influence of contraception, which may have masked the symptoms [ 5].

Instead, the sky is filled with clouds that drift between books already written and books not yet conceived, as in this 1964 passage, which takes in both "Naked Lunch" and "The Dead Star" (1969): "An old junky selling Christmas seals on North Clark Street..

Conceived as hybrid, this architecture is composed of two layers: Situation Analysis and Logic layer, generally referred as high level intelligence, and Control and Execution layer, as low level realization.

It's no surprise that Samuel Beckett is one of her literary heroes: "Tithonus" resembles Beckett's "dramaticules", except that while Footfalls or Breath are conceived as play texts, this is presented as part of a book of poems.