Sentence examples for conceived that he from inspiring English sources

Was he indifferent to the "performance?" PETER SCHJELDAHL: I think he conceived that he was making images, not objects.

The appearance of the stories would undoubtedly have enraged Salinger, who died at 91 in 2010 and worked very hard during his lifetime to prevent people from publishing anything he had written (or conceived) that he didn't want published.

"I covered the Clinton White House in 1997 and 1998 and I would never have conceived that he would be an important player in the landscape 12 years later.

He could remember, as a child, watching old film of tanks rolling over the same cobblestones, not conceiving that he could ever be here as part of the Army.

"Speaking on behalf of the family, if Joe had knowledge in '98, it's impossible for us to conceive that he wouldn't have remembered that in 2002," Scott Paterno said.

"I just can't conceive that he would be involved in anything like this," Klosterman said.

Making it impossible to conceive that he would ever agree to any American troops in Iraq next year.

[No one can say with any certainty what position Thomas Jefferson would take today on climate change, but given his lifelong interests in the "pursuits of science" and his belief that the oceans and the air were the "common birth-right of mankind," it is difficult to conceive that he would side with Sen. Marco Rubio and others in rejecting the scientific consensus.

How did you conceive that approach?

Even in his most imaginative routine Trinder could not have conceived that the club he loved and was chairman of from the Fifties to the Seventies would reach a European final, a feat they achieved last night with a 2-1 comeback victory against Hamburg.

He conceived that the postwar world was too complex in its political and economic operations for any one playwright to comprehend it totally.