Sentence examples for conceived explicitly from inspiring English sources

Later my wife and I organized monthly family brunches at our house an idea we conceived explicitly as a community-building activity.

Star Wars Uncut and Night of the Living Dead Reanimated generally hew close to their sources' framing and screenplays but riff expansively on their visual styles; Flooding With Love for the Kid was conceived explicitly as a rebuttal to what its maker, Zachary Oberzan, perceived as the failure of the 1982 film of First Blood to do justice to David Morrell's novel.

Meanwhile, conservation biologists, whose subdiscipline was conceived explicitly to generate the science for protecting habitats and species, are embarking on a major new push to reach out to managers and make their voices heard (see p. 1192).

In almost every essay, Nehamas has a well conceived and explicitly stated thesis to defend.

Pakistan was explicitly conceived as a secular state with Islam as its main religion.

On the one hand, it adopts a language (TESLA) explicitly conceived to easily and naturally describe composite events.

This paper analyses a tax reform, explicitly conceived by policy makers to be climate-friendly, that partly replaces a high vehicle registration tax by road user charging and allows for differentiation of the remaining registration tax by fuel efficiency.

Committee member John Cochrane of the business school deems the lecturers' petition "drivel" and wonders "just what is it that you good-thinking guys and gals have against human freedom?" The centre, Cochrane insists, is conceived of "pretty explicitly as an economic research institute without a particular ideology".

Mr. Harrison's lovely cylin ders of color are explicitly conceived of as a "Homage" to Rothko, and even Mr. Krebs's lasers realize patterns that have been on the minds and in the drawings of con structivist artists for half century.

The resulting conceptual framework follows the Thematic Indicator Development [16], which is explicitly conceived to manage sustainability policy issues, instead of the more diffused but less policy oriented Driving forces-Pressure-States-Impacts-Response approach [17].

Biggers, who disliked the Yellow Peril stereotypes he found when he came to California, explicitly conceived of the character as an alternative: "Sinister and wicked Chinese are old stuff, but an amiable Chinese on the side of law and order has never been used".