Sentence examples for conceived indeed from inspiring English sources

It was in Amaya's era that the center's penthouse programming was conceived; indeed, it was his close friendship with Andy Warhol that generated all those dazzling, drag diva appearances.

That's how it was conceived of — indeed, in the days before sneakers became ubiquitous, it was the only permissible casual footwear choice.

Those wrongs are not the wrongs of slavery, which occurred before she was conceived, and indeed were among the causes of her being conceived.

If the plot was indeed conceived seven years ago, as Mr. Bai asserted, it seems prescient, both in its depiction of a united North and South Korea and in its convolutedness.

Brown's lawsuit claims Spiegel "repeatedly exclaiming that Brown had indeed conceived of a 'million-dollar idea.'".

The Emperor had indeed conceived a gradual process for eliminating slavery.

All fetuses but one (fetus 2c) were indeed conceived out of a PGD procedure, and mutant load values at the day 3 stage were therefore not available.

The walls themselves, a triple line of defense, with 192 towers at alternate intervals in the inner and middle wall, were far in advance of anything erected previously; they were, indeed, so well conceived that they served to protect the city against every assault until the Turks, supported by cannon, attacked with vastly superior odds in 1453.

Indeed, Mr. McLeod conceived of the summer school a couple of years ago but was stymied by the expense.

"More pageant than opera," the eminent musicologist Richard Taruskin wrote of "Oresteia," and indeed, as conceived, much of the bloodiest business takes place offstage, to be recounted by the characters and an oft-present chorus.

Indeed, he conceived that even the most firmly entrenched of nature's habits (for example, even those habits that are typically called "natural laws") have themselves evolved, and accordingly can and should be subjects of philosophical and scientific inquiry.