Sentence examples for conceives from inspiring English sources

A cynical person may suggest that, after six years of mediocre Beady Eye sales and ruinously expensive court non-appearances, any future project his head conceives will involve the making of some pretty green.

Thomas More's Utopia conceives of an ideal society in the form of a fictional island.

"Lone Man is born to a Mandan virgin, who conceives him by ingesting a kernel of corn".

And this won't be the first or last such clash between intellectual-property rights, as the European Union conceives them, and the copycat drug-makers in the countries of ex-communist central and eastern Europe.The enlargement of the EU in May brought in eight such countries.

At its most cartoonish, the progressive vision conceives of voters as mere vehicles of class interest, or as dupes easily gulled by pernicious corporate propaganda that either is or is not counteracted by corrective anti-corporate propaganda.

But the pomp and circumstance of religious authority can be especially corrosive.The comment from Francis that upset religious traditionalists was this: "Everyone has his own idea of good and evil and must choose to follow the good and fight evil as he conceives them.

Mr Collins has no time for intelligent design but conceives God to be of the non-interfering sort, a kind of divine CCTV camera.

The medical evidence is clear: if a woman conceives within 18 months of bearing a child, the chances of miscarriage or still birth, low birth weight, infant death and stunted physical development are much increased.

But the local leaders of communal councils the grassroots groups that Mr Chávez conceives as the driving force of his "Bolivarian revolution"—are indeed happy.

Whitehead conceives God as an actual entity.

Wimsatt thus conceives organization as non-aggregativity.