Sentence examples for conceived yet from inspiring English sources

(In fact, Mark Zuckerberg hadn't been conceived yet).

Sancho Panza, along with Gamache and Lorenzo, are more coarsely conceived yet.

Nathan Silver's raucous, disturbing new film is a shrewdly conceived yet emotionally unhinged blend of uproarious situations and devastating outcomes.

Mr. Chabrol's characters are always ripely conceived yet evasive, full of surprises and curious habits while remaining beyond easy psychological reach.

Another illustration: Suppose a man had intercourse with his neighbor's wife; it is right that she should not conceive, yet the world pursues its natural course".

It is the most complex music ever conceived and yet it appeals directly to our basic animal instincts.

But by this time you won't be surprised to learn that the chronological adjustments are "interventions" conceived by yet another artist, Sonia Lucerne.

That's why it's such a wondrous surprise that Leos Carax's new film, "Holy Motors" (which opens today at Film Forum and Film Society of Lincoln Center), seems at once so precise and so freewheeling, so exactingly conceived and yet so spontaneous.

The classical Sanskrit drama was heroic comedy high poetry, noble action, themes almost always taken from the myths a serious, religiously conceived drama, yet in the "comic" pattern, which is not a complete organic development reaching a foregone, inevitable conclusion, but is episodic, restoring a lost balance, and implying a new future.

The current federal plan to remove Endangered Species Act (ESA) protection for gray wolves across the lower 48 states is one of the most ill conceived proposals yet from the Obama administration.

Neither of the photo essays appeared in print as the two men had conceived them, yet by bringing the photographs and manuscripts which stretch back before the collaborations to the early 1940s together, the exhibition provides an approximate, powerful picture of Ellison and Parks' shared objective: to give a voice to a people in transition.