Sentence examples for conceived city from inspiring English sources

It is a gorgeously, intricately conceived city, but stately and monolithic, like a chandelier or a gigantic and very expensive Fabergé egg.

As his own producer and distributor (part owner of United Artists), Chaplin could still conceive City Lights as a silent film.

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Disney conceived this city as a dynamic centre that could showcase not only new materials and technologies, but new ideas and philosophies.

Stalin and his planners conceived their city as a new Paris.

The transnational metropolis spreading between San Diego and Tijuana also represents different ways of conceiving the city located on the same territory.

The analysis of the Lagos metropolis also highlighted that some systems and factors considered marginal, liminal, informal or illegal in the traditional ways of conceiving the city may, on the other hand, represent an opportunity, if fit into a different perspective.

This connective space therefore has a therapeutic function, in that it fosters social exchange within the community in the direction of opening up to shared models of conceiving the city, without which the latter would lose its conversion potential aimed at creating forms of urbanity.

They conceive the city as a sort of millennial Margaritaville in the process romanticizing both the past and our own desperate longing for it packaged in a slick fusion of electronic fluff and Coldplay-ish melodies.

In May 1993 the City of London Police confirmed a planned security cordon for the City, conceived by its commissioner Owen Kelly, and on 3 July 1993 the 'ring of steel' was introduced.

Up there was the city, conceived of however you so pleased.