Sentence examples for conceived issue from inspiring English sources

A more traditionally conceived "issue" movie would have included a scene of gay-bashing, but Haigh takes what looks like a conscious decision to defuse this particular dramatic firework.

Julianne Moore's performance in Still Alice as a woman suffering from early-onset Alzheimer's disease has enormous pathos – and moments of real agony – although the movie itself is a rather flatly conceived TV issue-of-the-week movie.

The problem with conceiving the issue in this way, however, is that it can transform an issue of institutional racism into one of urban policing.

Medicine follows the money – once people knew how not to conceive, the issue became how to conceive.

Therefore, we designed a questionnaire to explore how physicians conceive the issues surrounding clinical trials in both countries.

The challenge of conceiving SRHR issues as acceptable cultural norms is perhaps best captured in Kenya's experiences.

These Fighting Instructions, though soundly conceived when first issued in 1653, were unsuited to this new opponent, for the implementing system of signals was unimaginative and constraining.

(1 2) The participating CHC-nurses conceived that referrals issued by the CHC are sometimes rejected by the COU, due to workload, the child's age or the lack of severity of the weight issue.

To address this issue, we conceived the concept of group tracking.

The issue was conceived by Sebastian Martinez (SPD) and by Sebastian Galiani, of the University of Maryland, who wrote the introduction and contributed to several of the articles.

To provide a current overview on the ecological role of belowground processes, largely driven by soil communities and to overcome lacuna/difficulties in carrying out research on the influence of soil communities on invaders, a special issue was conceived.