Sentence examples for conceived of it as from inspiring English sources

The 1963 March on Washington is now understood as a massive demonstration in support of the Civil Rights Act, but A. Philip Randolph — a labor leader and its chief architect — initially conceived of it as a gathering to protest economic exploitation.

I conceived of it as an experiment.

I conceived of it as architecture.

They conceived of it as three modules: the main house, conservatory and office.

He conceived of it as a hideaway for "a glamourous couple".

Trump himself originally conceived of it as a means of entree into the political consciousness of GOP primary voters.

In fact, when Drucker writes of the profession of management, he invariably conceives of it as a discipline that teaches its practitioners to identify the constellations of significance in the otherwise chaotic flow of information and circumstance.

To what extent does he conceive of it as a renewal of structures and institutions?

As Ball planned the I.M.U.'s 2006 congress, he began to conceive of it as a historic event.

But did the Babylonians conceive of it as a "theorem" — a timeless truth subject to proof based on accepted principles?

But it has not dared to accept this opportunity, or even to conceive of it as an opportunity.