Sentence examples for conceived without the from inspiring English sources

And the first IVF baby, Louise Brown, born in England on July 25 , 1978 now has her own child, 2-year-old Cameron, conceived without the technique.

Collins said he is genuinely impressed with the original rehabilitation plan and emphasized that the new proposal could not have been conceived without the comprehensive work that had already been done.

Worried by the spread of Freemasonry in Europe and by the forces of the Italian Risorgimento which meant to subsume the Papal States, he looked for special help from the Virgin, and, in 1854, declared her to have been immaculately conceived without the human stain of original sin.

Not only is each a function of the other, neither can be conceived without the other.

Nowadays, in the age of computer it cannot be conceived without the help of a computer [1].

Spinoza says that the essence of a thing "belongs to that which, being given, the thing is necessarily posited, and which, being taken away, the thing is necessarily taken away; or that without which the thing can neither be nor be conceived, or can neither be nor be conceived without the thing" (2D2).

The Marquise of O- begins with a newspaper advertisement by the eponymous noblewoman, asking that the father of the child she conceived "without knowing the cause" present himself.

During its nine-year lifespan, Edsac helped two Cambridge researchers win a Nobel and aided many more try out approaches and get results impossible to even conceive without the machine.

This knowledge can be a relief to low-income families who may go into the process assuming there's no hope of conceiving without the most advanced technologies.

Those who defend the Church hierarchy against accusations that it is misogynistic are quick to point out the ways in which the Church has honored women and the female aspect: the several female saints who have been designated as "Doctors of the Church"; Mary, the mother of Jesus, the only human being ever conceived without sin; that the Church herself is called "the Mother Church".

From the lobby walls of the Casa Calvet, painted with the prayer "Ave Maria Purisima, sens pecat fou concebuda" ("conceived without sin"), to the broken tiles through the benches of Parc Guell that read as an unbroken prayer to the Virgin, Gaudí's Catholicism is as relentless as it is insatiable.