Sentence examples for conceived on the notion from inspiring English sources
Ted (technology, entertainment and design) talks were conceived on the notion that radical ideas can change the world.
But policymakers seem unable to agree on much else.The original plan in May 2010 was conceived on the notion that Greece faced an acute but temporary funding problem.
What was it that inspired him to conceive of the notion that there was no such thing as an aether, or a medium for light to travel through?
Mr. Sherry conceived the notion of arranging a photograph of similar scope featuring classical composers, and then basing his festival on it.
The man who originally conceived the notion of making a musical out of "Pygmalion" was Gabriel Pascal.
According to his article, gay couples — because they cannot conceive — undermine the notion that parenthood is fundamental to marriage.
After Crina, who turns out to be even more avaricious than Bughi, conceives the notion of collecting samples of the air in people's houses, they become their version of Bonnie and Clyde, knocking on doors and taking bogus samples.
Leontes, King of Sicilia (Watson), conceives the notion that his wife Hermione (Lauren Cuthbertson) has deceived him with his lifelong friend Polixenes, King of Bohemia.
Like other artists of his generation who became associated with the "anti-form" movement, including Keith Sonnier, Robert Morris and Richard Serra, Mr. Saret has favored not only a kind of shapelessness, but also a variety of unconventional, mundane materials, which he has conceived partly as an assault on the notion of art as a precious commodity.
