Sentence examples for conceived from the from inspiring English sources

It seems Assassin's Creed has been conceived from the start as a trilogy.

"Of all the pieces I have made this was the one I conceived from the outset as a public artwork.

"StarCraft 2" was conceived from the start to offer a good experience for spectators, says Mr Browder.

"We were conceived from the very beginning as a technical port designed entirely to meet the needs of superyachts.

Given the success and reach of the high-definition transmissions, will Met productions be conceived from the start with cameras in mind?

PRESIDENT OBAMA should not lament but sigh in relief that Iran has rejected his nuclear deal, which was ill conceived from the start.

Judging from how fast she got pregnant the first time, I'm pretty sure she could conceive from the vibrations of that nail salon massage chair.

Dolezel et al. [ 36] reported that the probability of conceiving from the first insemination was the same in animals with AMP and animals with clinically normal vaginal discharge.

The TTP, as a marker of fecundity, was defined as the time interval in months required for a couple to conceive from the start of unprotected intercourse and was used as dichotomous variable with a cut-point of 12 months.

A recent study of women trying to conceive from the general population found that those with the highest quartile of salivary α-amylase concentration had slightly lower day-specific probabilities of conception but this was apparent only in the first cycle (Buck-Louis et al., 2011).

This is because, contrary to much conventional wisdom conceived from afar, the past half-century of conflict between Jew and Arab in Palestine has for the most part been a clash of nationalisms, not religions.