Sentence examples for conceived of over from inspiring English sources

It's not, however, the building that Daniel Libeskind, the site's master planner, conceived of over a decade ago.

I called her up for a chat about how people have conceived of blood over time and what it means that the most human substance there is has more value than oil.

Ms. Warren, an authority on bankruptcy law, once hoped to run the consumer financial protection agency that she conceived of and helped create over the last year in Washington.

Writing at a time when only an elite benefited from a university education, Newman could not have conceived of a situation where over 2 million people are enrolled at British universities and places are heavily oversubscribed.

Leibniz conceived of differentials dx, dy as variables ranging over differences.

"She conceived of a strategy just like him, over a long number of years, and then implemented it," Ms. Kaplan said.

While that might not be a priority for infrastructure and urban planners, who are more concerned with aspects of function and sustainability (yawn!), French architecture firm Atelier Zündel Cristea conceived of a bridge that gets you over the river with a series of bounces.

EK conceived of the study and provided general over sight of its conduct.

G.Z. conceived of the manuscript and collected relevant literature over many years.

This was sometimes conceived of as leading to physicians dumping their problems over on the social insurance office.

There, he conceived of an Entrepreneurship Program.