Sentence examples for conceiving how from inspiring English sources

Tyson was also instrumental in conceiving how the new building could itself be an educational tool, with its enormous internal sphere representing the sun and mock planets arrayed around it.

What is it that renders some people incapable of conceiving how a person might be motivated not by narrow self-interest but by a public-spirited concern for the common weal?

The term "introspection"' literally, "looking within"—captures a traditional way of conceiving how we grasp our own mental states.

If you had trouble conceiving how an iWatch might actually revolutionize wearable computing, this patent's description of features begins to answer that.

They stand, then, as responses both to Gabbey's implication that because Spinoza does not say how his notion of motion and rest can be expressed mathematically, his views are too vague and sterile to be of such contemporary relevance, and to the difficulties we have seem, in conceiving how motion and rest, as we conceive them imaginatively, can possible serve to individuate bodies.

Ziad keeps the narrative on Amin's search for truth, his navigation between the two states, and his struggle in conceiving how anyone let alone his wife of 15 years can commit such an act.

We're trying to conceive how fiction can stimulate new thinking.

I cannot conceive how I could ever complain of my destiny".

It's hard to conceive how one would go about learning about such things.

"But it is impossible to conceive how a park view could ever be degraded, given the uproar it would cause".

I criticised Stalin and I cannot conceive how what I've written can be regarded as a defence of Stalin.