Sentence examples for conceived not from inspiring English sources

Internet artworks are wildly conceived, not conceived for the urban wilds.

Our current antidepressants are thus best conceived not as medical breakthroughs but as technological breakthroughs.

Those young voices often run aground on the virtuosic coloratura that was conceived not for students but for superstars.

Presto, Arthur is conceived, not quite a bastard, as Merlin explains, on a technicality clear only to him.

Afterward, on the phone, Alex McMurray explained that Chaz Fest was conceived not merely to cock a snook at Jazz Fest.

Aain unlike past anthologies of comics — indeed, unlike many anthologies of most kinds — this one is conceived not as a reference book but as an episodic narrative.

With its matte-white, bubble-shaped body, the camera was conceived not so much for those who pine for Polaroid as for the design-savvy iPod generation.

His collection bore so little resemblance to Ms. Sander's classy minimalist style that it seemed conceived not for the big Milan stage, but for a provincial trade fair.

A competing view, championed mostly by liberals, defines the rule of law differently: law is conceived not as a quintessentially national phenomenon but rather as a global ideal.

They conceived not only the idea of multiplication but also the mechanical principle, the roller, which in more sophisticated form became the printing press.

In its imperial grandeur the building Fischer conceived not only glorified St. Charles but was also a monument to the emperor himself.