Sentence examples for conceived that it from inspiring English sources

Lee's machine was so well conceived that it was the only knitting machine for centuries.

They conceived that it would be necessary for the US military, the listeners, to go after the "sanctuaries".

By this latter account, it isn't the coherence of conservative ideology that matters but just the opposite — the movement was so loosely conceived that it could accommodate libertarians and religious fundamentalists, pro-gun lobbyists and pro-lifers.

The Cyprus bank tax was so badly conceived that it has to be understood as a warning of the northern-European élite's self-defeating indifference to the hardship and anger they are fuelling to their south.

Before embarking upon the project, he said, he had never conceived that it could be possible to understand the existence of Jesus as an activist and hero without believing in God.

The heroines, Jess, the fiery, red-headed school teacher, and Mercy, the innocent but feisty teenager, are so well conceived that it comes as a disappointment when the villain is such a stereotype.

Similarly, it has long been settled that a classification, though discriminatory, is not arbitrary nor violative of the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment if any state of facts reasonably can be conceived that would sustain it.

It's hard even for them to conceive that it could be happening.

"I could conceive that it was possible to do it, but I had no idea how to get there".

Much more difficult is it to conceive that it constitutes a grievance of which the complainants in the principal suit have any legal right to complain.

Secularism is seen as so intrinsically western that it is unimaginable for policymakers to conceive that it might be welcome within minority communities, especially the powerless among them.