Sentence examples for conceived of how from inspiring English sources

Could they have conceived of how loopy their story would make everyone feel even 170 years later?

"I return again and again to a question my forebears never conceived of: How much will Palau's efforts matter if the world is not on the same page?" he said.

As the number of survivors and witnesses dwindled and we moved farther away from the Holocaust one filmmaker conceived of how to have an audience understand the history through dramatization.

Taken together, they are a way of conceiving of how social networks see you.

It is difficult to conceive of how awash in money big pharma is.

They are, and they can't conceive of how this could be critiqued.

There are so many unknowns involved that many of them cannot even conceive of how they would cope.

I could not conceive of how Faulks would end up with anything other than a pocket full of cash and a face full of egg.

And some journalists couldn't conceive of how this guy could be involved in so many projects and therefore thought it was bullshit.

One reason scientists have had trouble understanding how the multiplicity of newly discovered objects could indeed be true planets has been their inability to conceive of how such large bodies had time to form.

"It's hard to conceive of how anybody could go in there and make an instant success out of such a complex set of problems," said Sidney Jones, who heads the human rights office of the United Nations.