We're so familiar with the Christmas story and great Italian art depicting the Angel Gabriel explaining to Mary that she has mysteriously conceived that it's easy to assume December 8th is the day when the Virgin was essentially "blessed" by the Holy Spirit.
Maslin's review was so inconsequential, ill informed, and ill conceived that it's obvious that the Times is in stage two -- anger (stage one is denial) -- of the five stages of grief, as described by Anderson in Free.
This study shows that CHC-nurses conceived that it is their duty to raise the issue of a child's overweight with its parents; however, it is mainly the parent's responsibility to deal with the problem.
Most of the participants conceived that it is not before the children turn at least five that CHC-nurses recognise the children's excessive weight as being a health concern.
'We are bound,' said Justice Buller in an early case in the King's Bench, 'to take the act of Parliament as they have made it: a casus omissus can in no case be supplied by a court of law, for that would be to make laws; nor can I conceive that it is our province to consider whether such a law that has been passed be tyrannical or not.' Jones v. Smart, 1 T. R. 44-52.
"Men cannot do what they have no means of saying they have done, and what they do must be what they say and conceive that it is".
None of us, not even Michels, had conceived that it could be done like this. 2. Stuart Pearce hits the crossbar, France 0-0 Euroand, Euro 92 Group A One of Tony Soprano's regular laments was the absence in modern society of the strong, silent type.
They conceived that it would be necessary for the US military, the listeners, to go after the "sanctuaries".
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.
