Anxieties (an ill-conceived chapter, an ill-disposed zeitgeist) might punctuate his small talk, and his retirement would turn out to be cruelly brief, but the essential optimism of his trust in the individual reader or writer survives on countless bookshelves.
Although we learn that the show's galleries were conceived as thematic chapters, these themes are never named; and we never have any sense of the gallery-by-gallery progression that gave "Leonardo Live" such clarity.
PEI-STEP graduate certificate students are required to complete three STEP-approved courses and produce an advanced policy paper often conceived as a policy chapter of their dissertation.
A description of the arbitration programs authorized by such chapter, as conceived and as implemented in the judicial districts in which such programs are authorized.
He decided to present the movie as Chapters 4, 5 and 6 and conceived of the first three chapters as graphic novels, which he produced in collaboration with an artist, Brett Weldele.
The new brand, Chapter Hotels, was conceived as a series of properties set in the "hearts of British towns and cities", and the first opened in the Montpellier area of Cheltenham last November without a hitch.
In Chapter 1, I conceived my beautiful 12-year-old daughter Eliyah.
The exhibition is also well laid-out, conceived as a sequence of eight chapters that consider iron for both its material and metaphorical properties.
Before Satin was fired, he conceived and wrote, and edited guest chapters for, the Manual for Draft-Age Immigrants to Canada, published in January 1968 by the House of Anansi Press in partnership with the Toronto Anti-Draft Programme.
If only all early chapter books were this beautifully conceived.
The novel's climactic chapter is also its best conceived: the item that brings about Schroder's downfall is perfect, both dramatic and mundane.
