Sentence examples for conceived may from inspiring English sources

Their ethos of presenting music on instruments as close as possible to those for which it was conceived, may be familiar enough, but Roth and Les Siècles go farther than most, treating works from four different centuries in that way.

Although American interests, tightly conceived, may not be much implicated in Ukraine, Obama has taken the lead in creating a Western bloc that has imposed intensifying sanctions against Putin's regime.

Differences in the way philosophy is conceived may reflect differences in the interests philosophy is meant to satisfy.

The philosopher for whom reality consists, first and foremost, of physical objects as ordinarily conceived, may have serious doubts.

Human nature so conceived may be described metaphorically as being like a plain block of wood (pu) that has not been carved into a functional or ornamental object, or it may be articulated self-referentially as what is "genuine" or "authentic" (zhen) of the person (e.g., commentary to Laozi 16 and 28).

Thus, after his rejection of a world state, Rawls goes on to say that in a well-ordered society of peoples, organizations "(such as the United Nations ideally conceived) may have the authority to express for the society of well-ordered peoples their condemnation of unjust domestic institutions in other countries and clear cases of the violation of human rights.

"I can conceive — may God avert the omen!

He details her IVF treatments (her failure to conceive may, he speculates, have contributed towards her depression).

Second Life now allows creators to determine whether the stuff they conceive may be copied, modified or transferred.

A costly procedure designed to help older women conceive may actually make it less likely they will have a baby.

Women taking longer to conceive may be more likely to have worse pregnancy outcomes owing to factors causing a delay in fertility rather than the interpregnancy interval itself.