Sentence examples for conceived what from inspiring English sources

And Ms. Kallir says: "Darger was an unwitting postmodernist, though he couldn't have conceived what that was.

He has conceived what the festival director, Mary Miller, calls "a dark, glittering, unexpected, youthful production that is contemporary without being nauseatingly trendy".

Thompson is the undersung figure of the group, though he was the visionary who first conceived what would later be called the festival marketplace.

Mr. Kelly — who is probably best known to New York audiences for morphing into the singer Joni Mitchell in cabaret concerts — conceived what would become "Pass the Blutwurst, Bitte" in 1982, as a short piece for the fabled Pyramid Club.

For another, having been badly wounded fighting the German invader around Bryansk in October 1941, early in what Russians still call the Great Patriotic War, he conceived what would become the most famous assault rifle in the world.

By now in his mid-30s and depressed about his career, Mr. Greene thought about his childhood interest in history and strategy, and conceived what became "The 48 Laws of Power".

It's conceiving what you are doing and aiming at the middle class".

But Second Life is unique in that residents conceive what they sell.

I can't conceive what the female mind is made of".

Well, we have certainly advanced a lot in conceiving what a good city is – and should be.

If people could really conceive what it would be like to live in such a society, then perhaps they would be more concerned about what is happening now.