Sentence examples for conceived largely from inspiring English sources

Private space is conceived largely as being free from the coercive, concentrated power of the state.

The EU and the euro were conceived largely to subsume German power within a wider Europe.

The evening was conceived largely as a celebration of Mr. Lewis's book, which in turn was conceived largely as a celebration of the organization, an African-American body now rooted in both Chicago and New York.

The new station, called North Pole 32, was conceived largely by Artur Chilingarov, an Arctic explorer and deputy speaker of the lower house of Parliament.

The joint venture was conceived largely as a sales organization to sell to the U.S. market minicomputers designed and manufactured by the parent companies.

Even his last film, "Irrevérsible," with its vertiginous, long-take cinematography, was conceived largely as a trial run for "Enter the Void".

Today, almost 50 years on, the top-secret facility where the test was partly conceived lies largely abandoned.

Architecture of the modern period was conceived anew largely on the basis of the invention of new materials and the enhanced performance of old ones.

Kennedy, three months after taking office, carried out the Bay of Pigs invasion of Cuba, which had been conceived and largely planned under Eisenhower, and lived to regret the resulting fiasco.

Theatre: Henry V This is the final production in the RSC's ambitious eight-play history cycle conceived, and largely directed, by Michael Boyd, and the results so far have been exciting.

This season brings us the first batch of cookbooks that were at least partly conceived and largely written in the wake of 9/11, and it isn't the terrorists who've won, it's the intelligent home cook.