Sentence examples for conceived only from inspiring English sources

The superheroic wardrobe resembles a wildly permutated alphabet of ideograms conceived only to express the eloquent power of silence.

This latter idea can be conceived only by analogy with the utterances of man, and its precise definition involves difficulties.

In many ways, the fight puts Mr. Obama in a script that could be conceived only in Hollywood.

The production has been put together at a ludicrous speed: it was conceived only three months ago, and Diffey was signed up the day before rehearsals began.

Sue Anne conceived only once, and although they (she, to be honest) had vaguely considered adoption, Lynn remained their only child.

The plan, as initially conceived, only allowed Chinese state entities to buy certain technology products if their patents were developed and registered in China, excluding foreign suppliers.

These kids were not just serious about their work; they could conceive only of characters who were serious about their lives.

From a policy point of view, this is a sobering discovery because it suggests that the British political system – which can conceive only of standardised frameworks for industrial support – is doomed to impotence.

30s/40s You have an egg timer on your desk to keep track of exactly how much value your house loses every 60 seconds; you've spent the last five years trying to conceive, only to discover you utterly despise all children.

Because many mares conceive only every other year, expert assistance at foaling time is an absolute necessity, especially if the foal is sired by an expensive stallion out of a valuable mare.

However, according to the Way of Ideas, I can conceive only of one type of thing: Ideas.