Sentence examples for conceived unusually from inspiring English sources

Seeking to create environments that linked art and daily life, they conceived unusually scaled paintings, singly and in groups for domestic and public interiors.

Her new book is published by Assouline, a French company that has pioneered a subgenre: the society-targeted coffee-table book conceived of, for and -- most unusually -- by the very cream of New York society.

Not even Hampton's version can conceal the fact that the women, unusually for Ibsen, are more thinly conceived, but Abigail Cruttenden conveys the far-sighted practicality of Stockmann's wife and Alice Orr-Ewing lends his daughter a touch of fire.

This is a complex space, with both unusually low barriers to entry – apps, unlike jet engines, can be conceived and marketed from a teenager's bedroom – but also strong tendencies towards natural monopoly.

ever conceived.

An unusually imaginative response, you might think.

That's unusually late.

Palm sounded unusually serious.

It was unusually quiet.

It is unusually sound.

An unusually intriguing sofa.