Sentence examples for conceives as from inspiring English sources
"conceives as" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English
It is often used to describe how someone perceives or understands something. Example: The artist conceives the city as a blank canvas, full of endless potential for creativity.
Even Maidenhead, the town he conceives as his idyll, proves in the end illusory.
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.
So Mooney conceives, as it were, an elaborate plan to trash her reputation; to transform herself from the town nerd to the town slut.
He is aware that to write an autobiography - what he conceives as exhibiting his own portrait - may seem an act of immodesty, although he claims it would not be difficult to produce a long list of precedents.
Music, the human voice and odd noises (including the sound of cardboard records being played at 33rpm) feature in his show, which he conceives as a single musical entity in different movements (or galleries).
One look at District 12, which Mr. Ross conceives as a picturesque old-timey town — filled with withered Dorothea Lange types in what was once Appalachia — and it's clear that someone here was enthralled with the actress's breakout turn in "Winter's Bone" as a willful, resilient child of the Ozarks.
The fretful conceived as readily as the chill.
1. Most couples can conceive as soon as they start trying.
The roof is conceived as a park.
Can spree killers be conceived as rich and complex characters?
"Tick" was originally conceived as a one-man show.
