Sentence examples for conceived has from inspiring English sources

The effect on those patients who have conceived has been beyond anything I can describe".

The elaboration of a rhetoric thus conceived has an undeniable philosophical interest because it constitutes a response to the challenge of Logical Empiricism.

Nevertheless, with the internet's coming, a series of assaults on copyright as traditionally conceived has taken place, either through changing practice or assertion of intent.

The age of a father when a child is conceived has also been associated with epigenetic changes in sperm and the susceptibility of his children to certain diseases.

The experienced poet who feels that criticism should "honour the spirit of play in which the work was conceived" has nothing in common with the overwrought blogger who was saying, two paragraphs before, "The man's pain is intolerable".

Though punctuated-equilibrium theory as originally conceived has made few converts, the role of accidents in evolution is more widely appreciated, as asteroid collisions and nearby supernovae are recognised as hazards that can wipe out whole groups of organisms arbitrarily.

All the broken relationships; all the children who might have been conceived had the couple found it feasible to spend more time in the same bed.

The L.M.D.C., as first conceived, had eleven board members, seven of whom were to be appointed by the governor and four by the mayor.

Other commentators in the virtue epistemology camp, broadly conceived, have put forward similar suggestions.

Preliminary analysis found that the simple checklist as originally conceived had excellent sensitivity (96%) but poor specificity (10%).

The 'oxygen-rebound' mechanisms of oxygen transfer mediated by heme enzymes — as originally conceived — have proved to be untenable.