Sentence examples for conceived to stand from inspiring English sources
"Why is it that the belly is conceived to stand at the opposite pole to the truth?" he asks.
But the word was conceived to stand for something more focussed in time: a challenge to "bourgeois culture," or the life style and the aesthetic values of the postwar era.
Although Mr. Ratner says he still plans to build the towers, possibly hiring an architect for the first one by the end of the year, the current design was clearly conceived to be able to stand alone, and it is hard to see how it would be integrated into a larger, convincing urban whole.
The explanation for this is arguably straightforward: Taylor's fragrances were carefully conceived and always good enough to stand on their own two feet, with or without her endorsement.
"The Road We've Traveled" was conceived and produced by the campaign to stand out from standard political video fare.
A deep-fried soft-shell crab appetizer was equally well conceived, cut in half and skewered to stand vertically on spinach with fresh orange, chilies and a citrus vinaigrette.
Given its size and orientation, the panel was probably meant to stand alone, but may have been conceived as the wing of triptych altarpiece.
In fact, he conceives of Finkler as so total a representation of Jewishness that he uses his name to stand in for the word Jew: "It took away the stigma, he thought.
The space was conceived as a general store, but it turns out that people like to sit and eat more than they like to stand and shop.
Buchanan continued to stand.
