Sentence examples for conceived such a from inspiring English sources

"I never conceived such a mass of misery in the world before".

If well conceived, such a site would convey an aesthetic meaning precisely opposite to the monuments' original intent.

It is so richly conceived, such a pleasure in every detail, that I'd love to see it all over again.

The need to prove oneself better than any Upper East Side twit and the guilt from having conceived such a hollow ambition.

But for a medieval earthling to have conceived such a futurist idea would be a sign of almost extraterrestrial genius – of the sort I'm now inclined to attribute to Alexei German.

One of the many madnesses of the Kelly/Hutton affair was that Mr Campbell could have conceived such a furious hatred for a reporter he had never met, or even spoken to on the phone.

McCall Smith himself had conceived such an ensemble in Edinburgh in 1995; it was known as the Really Terrible Orchestra.

I am happy to have Friedman's alternative version, which is told through the person of Johanna van Beethoven, the sister-in-law for whom Beethoven conceived such an irrational, consuming hatred.

It takes a special kind of mind to conceive such a world.

Saint Etienne Foxbase Alpha (1991) Only two new arrivals from the suburbs (genuine Londoner Sarah Cracknell joined midway through) could conceive such a rhapsodic valentine to the capital.

His claims are unverified, and he did not say which faction in Syria would conceive such a plan, let alone execute it.