Sentence examples for conceived no from inspiring English sources

On the plane to the region last week, he explicitly criticized political systems based on Marxism, saying the "ideology as it was conceived no longer corresponds to reality".

Speaking about Cuba, the pope also said on the plane that "Marxist ideology as it was conceived no longer corresponds to reality," and he urged Cubans to "find new models, with patience, and in a constructive way".

Asked about Cuba on his plane on the way to Mexico, where he spent three days before traveling here, Benedict said, "Today it is evident that Marxist ideology, in the way it was conceived, no longer corresponds to reality".

From the definition of God as a substance with infinite attributes and other propositions about substance, it follows that "there can be, or be conceived, no other substance but God" (Proposition 14) and that "whatever is, is in God, and nothing can be or be conceived without God" (Proposition 15).

Within 4 months of surgery, she spontaneously conceived (no contraception was being used due to the prior history of infertility and pregnancy was a surprise).

But speaking shortly before arriving in the region Pope Benedict called for freedom of conscience in Cuba, saying: "Marxist ideology as it was conceived no longer responds to reality".

Crowe conceives no self-questioning strategies, directs with no symbolic dimension.

One soldier from Pennsylvania wrote home saying, "No tongue can tell, no mind can conceive, no pen portray the horrible sights I witnessed".

"Then as I edged into my late 30s, I began to wonder whether I wasn't missing out on something significant and we were lucky enough to conceive, no IVF or anything, and – no, listen, it was the most glorious thing.

A LANDMARK LINEUP The Cuban artist Alexandre Arrechea took inspiration from the past when conceiving "No Limit," a show of 10 site-specific metal sculptures that will be on view March 1 to June 9 along the Park Avenue medians from 53rd to 67th Streets.

By the time he composed this chapter of Characters, he could write, "We can conceive no one to play Macbeth properly, or to look like a man that had encountered the Weïrd Sisters".