Sentence examples for conceived to come from inspiring English sources

Yet "We Live Here" featured scenes that dwindled into pointlessness or ended too abruptly, and characters too stridently conceived to come across as convincingly human.

On the other hand religious belief that ignores the role of reason in religion is mere superstition and will result in bigotry and atheism, for "an Irrational Religion can never Rationally be conceived to come from God" (Occasional Thoughts, p. 36).

Those who follow an approach like this are not able to imagine a future without an "algorithmic" face - the result of a regular succession and spontaneous projection of the "before" on the "after" - whereas it should be conceived as "life to come", loaded with unpredictability so full of risks, but also of hopes and opportunities.

Those looking to conceive come here to be blessed, and an album inside holds photos and thank-you letters from across the world.

Instead he imagines that perhaps we cannot conceive of what is to come.

So, too, in ancient Greece and Rome the child, dressed in the modified adult costume that with appropriate changes of fashion remained his fate for centuries to come, was conceived as a miniature adult.

I can't even conceive of my dad leaving work to come watch a ballgame.

"Until we do, we expose ourselves to the mounting danger of major shifts in policy that are not well conceived, but come as panicked responses to crises that could have been avoided".

The play, largely conceived before the First World War, prophesies the jolt to come.

Allow yourself time to come to terms with your loss, especially before conceiving again.

The fact is that, in the 35 years since HAL was conceived, scientists have come to see just how distant is this goal called artificial intelligence.