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During the 17th and 18th centuries, philosophy broadly conceived came into its own again, and philosophy became the queen of the sciences.

Superman as originally conceived came from an unnamed planet whose inhabitants were millions of years more evolved than humans.

That said, I agree that we can't leave Iraq now, for with the decision to act with unilateral force, however ill conceived, comes the responsibility to deal with the consequences.

Those looking to conceive come here to be blessed, and an album inside holds photos and thank-you letters from across the world.

I know that Shaw said Sarastro's notes in The Magic Flute provided the only music we could conceive coming out of the mouth of God.

Men and women having difficulties conceiving come to this temple, spend the night and historically, have given birth to a healthy child a year later.

Mr. McGrady conceived "Naked Came the Stranger," fittingly, in bed.

Yet "We Live Here" featured scenes that dwindled into pointlessness or ended too abruptly, and characters too stridently conceived to come across as convincingly human.

One of the more beautiful moments in this beautifully translated and conceived book comes, fittingly, on the last page of the volume in the commentary, of all places, following the final poem in the collection, one that begins: "I won't come / I won't go / I won't live / I won't die" and ends: "I'm nothing / says Kabir / I'm not among the living / Or the dead".

"Until we do, we expose ourselves to the mounting danger of major shifts in policy that are not well conceived, but come as panicked responses to crises that could have been avoided".

On the other hand religious belief that ignores the role of reason in religion is mere superstition and will result in bigotry and atheism, for "an Irrational Religion can never Rationally be conceived to come from God" (Occasional Thoughts, p. 36).