It's a long way to Carmarthenshire, where Over Sir John's Hill was written and much of Under Milk Wood conceived, so we have brought it here.
In much of the discussion above, it is narrowly conceived so that it must involve friendly feeling or personal liking.
It is hard to think of a military enterprise that has been conceived in so much doubt and anxiety.
With its matte-white, bubble-shaped body, the camera was conceived not so much for those who pine for Polaroid as for the design-savvy iPod generation.
The series (beginning Wednesday on BBC America) is virtuous reality television, a kind of "Pygmalion" meets "Glee," conceived not so much to lift the spirits as to bench press them from the basement of Selfridges to the top of Big Ben.
On this sort of approach, religious experience is sometimes conceived not so much as an encounter with God considered as a particular item of experience, but more as a matter of seeing "in depth" the religious meaning of some material context.
He has successfully envisioned a mutualistic relationship between dance, music, costume, prop and projection that seems improbable, if not impossible; how would one person conceive of so much from nothing?
There is great room for improvement, but this "Beauty," conceived in 1977 with so much care, constantly claims our affection.
Of course, Schutz, working within the parameters of Husserl's non-naturalistic account of consciousness, would have conceived such determinants not so much as empirico-mechanical causes but rather as influences discoverable through an interpretive process, associating earlier events with the later ones they seem to have influenced.
The L'Estaque landscapes were not so much traditionally conceived landscapes as variations on the idea of landscape.
