Sentence examples for conceived in the first from inspiring English sources

"You can't really rework a Kandinsky because it was so beautifully conceived in the first place.

According to the concept, the way a problem is conceived in the first place influences the range of remedies considered.

West always viewed her illegitimate son by Wells, conceived in the first months of their affair, as a maddening impediment to literary output.

Amazing that the solution was in the very place the idea was conceived in the first place – the same building in fact.

Making a distinction among children on the basis of their age may result in depriving them from the very protection for which the law has been conceived in the first place.

Distinguishing between children "on the basis of their age may result in depriving them from the very protection for which the law has been conceived in the first place," she wrote via e-mail.

Conceived in the fourth century BC by Appius Claudius Caecus, it was one of the Romans' greatest engineering achievements: marshes were drained, embankments and bridges built, and cuttings made through hills.

How else would someone born Jacques Haussmann (of the family that laid out some of the grand boulevards of Paris), become not just John Houseman, an apparent English gentleman, but also the chief of radio propaganda for the United States Government during World War II? "I was conceived in the second year of this century," he wrote in 1972, "and legitimized five years after that.

Our western dating system – BC Before Christt) and AD (Anno Domini – Year of Our Lord) – was conceived in the sixth century by a Romanian monk called Dionysius Exiguus, and came into widespread scholarly use after its adoption by the Anglo-Saxon historian the Venerable Bede.

Scribblenauts was first conceived in the second quarter of 2007, near the same time that they had envisioned Lock's Quest.

Some are never even told they were donor-conceived in the first place.