Sentence examples for conceived less as from inspiring English sources

2001 was conceived less as a science fiction narrative than as an experience in space and time.

Advisedly or inadvertently, the major new productions at important international opera houses are conceived less as investments than as events, not for staying power but for shock value at first strike.

That's pretty impressive for a project that was conceived less than six months ago.

The fretful conceived as readily as the chill.

If the person finds a situation comprehensible, manageable and meaningful, it is conceived as less stressful.

The implication of delay in gaining access is that the service can be conceived as less youth-friendly [ 9, 16].

He disagreed with the suggestion that the characters, as originally conceived, were less well rounded than they should be.

As he performed on Wednesday night with a trio led by his musical director, Sonny Paladino, on piano, with Steve Millhouse on bass and Jared Schonig on drums, I realized that he probably conceived Albin as less a modern drag caricature than as a farcical descendant of the Shakespearean tradition of men disguised as women.

In short, whether private or public, equity markets are less and less plausibly conceived of as the product of broad middle class participation in the economy.

BlackRock was conceived as a less risky way do business.

Conceived as nothing less than what sociometry's founder, Jacob Levy Moreno, called "a science of society," sociometry is about people, numbers and behavior.