Sentence examples for conceived clearly from inspiring English sources

Imagine that each of her logically conceived, clearly composed images were shot through with vectors ranging far and deep and wildly askew into the Florida landscape and through her characters' very souls.

This last problem threatens to be the most serious of four phenomena, for as James Hill has pointed out (2004, p. 628), the problems about gravity, sensation, and motion arise subsequent to our having conceived of body, whereas the problem about cohesion may thwart our very ability to conceive clearly of body.

Their first step was laying a solid, carefully conceived and clearly articulated foundation, which became known as the Truman Doctrine.

First, Descartes presents the more complex curves generated by his compass as described by motions that can be as "conceived as clearly and distinctly" as the motions required to construct the more simple circle.

The role isn't clearly conceived.

Some names have been clearly conceived.

Yet Crowe clearly conceived it as one with an independent heart.

"The New American Haggadah" was clearly conceived with this maxim of interpretive richness in mind.

His interpretation is so clearly conceived that you can read Hamlet's thoughts from moment to moment.

The only fault I could find is that the St Regis was clearly conceived and designed pre-credit crunch.

But as a marker of a playwriting career clearly conceived over the long haul, it passes the second-play test.