Sentence examples for conceived of these from inspiring English sources
Film culture more broadly offers further insight into the way fan magazines were used by female cinemagoers, and the ways in which the film and publishing industries conceived of these uses.
The eighteenth century conceived of these geographic outliers as the natural limits of imperial expansion, but scientific and naval advances in the nineteenth century created new possibilities to know and control them.
"I think it's going to be a struggle for Sam to achieve the rates and occupancy that he had projected when he conceived of these projects," said Jeff Davis, executive vice president of Jones Lang LaSalle Hotels, a real estate management and investment firm.
On the other hand, those who conceived of these attacks as acts of war, rather than simply as criminal acts, pointed out that they were not used for the purpose of financial gain or pure sadism but rather to achieve recognizable (if extraordinarily ambitious) political goals.
The problem was more that, at the time, nobody would have conceived of these events happening.
In fact, the whole Nyx-Erebos clan is kind of terrible, which gives us a little insight into how the Greeks conceived of these particular facets of life.
"But the guilt of it, the unfinished sorrows," he added, "are a huge wound opened in the Armenian psyche, and its far from healed". Three years ago, Oshagan and Parian conceived of this installation, these large prisms with faces wrapping the corners and no right angles.
conceived of the project.
A.M. conceived of the study.
T.K.L. conceived of this study.
