Sentence examples for conceived by its from inspiring English sources

It was conceived by its curators, Dede Young and Avis Larson, to demonstrate ways in which the age-old genre of landscape painting is changing and evolving to reflect more contemporary issues.

Put simply because it is not democracy as conceived by its ancient Greek critics.

The Brooklyn Bridge was conceived by its engineer, John Augustus Roebling, as a piece of civic art, and it has inspired dozens of artists before Mainstone, from Georgia O'Keeffe to Walker Evans to Charles Simic.

— When first conceived by its original developer, Oakland City Walk seemed a safe bet.

Wired magazine, that storied artifact of a digital age, was conceived by its editors as a "a reverse time capsule.

In any case, as conceived by its designers, the platform was never intended for conventional sidewalk superintendents.

Edinburgh was also the birthplace of Encyclopædia Britannica (1768), conceived by Andrew Bell and Colin Macfarquhar; its first edition was edited chiefly by William Smellie.

The Spanish architectural firm of Cruz y Ortiz was enlisted to capture the original style of the Rijksmuseum as it was conceived by Pierre Cuypers for its 1885 opening.

A large shift to electric cars would put the kibosh on the biofuel market as currently conceived by most of its supporters; but it would not necessarily kill the principle of using plants to convert sunlight into car-power.

The magazine, conceived by Gert Jonkers and Jop van Bennekom, celebrates its 10th anniversary this year with a compendium of some of its best shoots and interviews.

The show was conceived by one of its producers, Jeremy Chess, a New York eye surgeon and newcomer to Broadway, and has music by the rabbi, lyrics by David Schechter, and a book by Daniel S. Wise, who is also the director.