Sentence examples for conceived not to from inspiring English sources

Certainly, the world's most divisive invention was conceived not to keep people in or out, but cows.

This independent being is "self-existent, that is, necessarily existing" (D 12, W 2.527), a conclusion he also reaches by arguing that space and time cannot be conceived not to exist and they are obviously not self-existent, so the substance on which they depend, God, must exist necessarily as well (D 13, W 2.527 528).

This contains the notion of a being that cannot be conceived not to exist.

He argued that if something can be conceived not to exist, then something greater can be conceived.

He argued that "existing" adds nothing (including perfection) to the essence of a being, and thus a "supremely perfect" being can be conceived not to exist.

Consequently, a thing than which nothing greater can be conceived cannot be conceived not to exist and so it must exist.

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

The series (beginning Wednesday on BBC America) is virtuous reality television, a kind of "Pygmalion" meets "Glee," conceived not so much to lift the spirits as to bench press them from the basement of Selfridges to the top of Big Ben.

In some senses Boyle's exuberant vision appeared to have been conceived not only in response to the regimented order of Beijing, but also to the joyous but deferential spirit of the recent jubilee.

The S6 has been conceived not only as a competitor to the iPhone, but to advertise Samsung's ability to make components like screens and chips for other device manufacturers.

The questionnaire was conceived not only as a key to better understand which gendered path the current technological imagination is embracing, but also what consequences such epistemological choices may imply in the long term.