Sentence examples for conceived the premise from inspiring English sources
LOS ANGELES — Sometime in Season 3 of "The Office," its creator, Greg Daniels, conceived the premise for what would be the show's finale.
Aronofsky conceived the premise by connecting his viewings of a production of Swan Lake with an unrealized screenplay about understudies and the notion of being haunted by a double, similar to the folklore surrounding doppelgängers.
MAM and TRM conceived the premise and participated in writing, interpretation and analysis.
FG conceived the premise and participated in data collection, interpretation and analysis, and in revising the final manuscript.
According to Gothamist, special activity officers conceived the initial premise (for kids, and definitely not as a distraction from reality), and with money from sponsors, 30 or so actors dressed up like monsters or maniacs with chainsaws and frightened everyone who decided to take a minute-long stroll through a tunnel near the 15th Street entrance.
While both Duchovny and Carter had wanted to write an episode about baseball for several years, Duchovny first conceived the basic premise for "The Unnatural" during the home run race in 1998 between Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa when he read a newspaper report about Joe Bauman.
Similarly, the MSC program was conceived under the premise "that protecting the oceans would also protect [businesses'] bottom line".
He had conceived of the premise for The Years of Rice and Salt in the 1970s while thinking about what alternate history scenario would result in "the biggest change that would still work in terms of comparison to our history".
Yoko conceived the "insane" characters around the premise that people who killed hundreds of people in pursuit of their goals and took satisfaction from it were naturally insane.
A former lawyer, Gewirtz conceived the idea while vacationing in several countries and spent five years developing the film's premise.
