Sentence examples for conceiving it as from inspiring English sources

"They are conceiving it as a personal problem".

"The state is not conceiving it as a social problem," he said.

Mr. Brine shapes a landscape as a filmmaker would a story, conceiving it as an unfolding narrative, he said, "only discovered by moving through space".

Catherine Hardwicke, who directed the first "Twilight" film adaptation, seems not to have succeeded in enticing the Team Jacob throngs over to her updating of the Red Riding Hood tale, but her pop-cultural hunch in conceiving it as a girl-power werewolf picture was not entirely wrong.

He is officially agnostic on the question of what force is, except for conceiving it as something apt to produce a type of bodily behavior, and as a real source thereof (not merely something reducible thereto).

The early Fichte transformed the concept of sovereignty in the process, by conceiving it as layered, and this enabled them to argue that states ought to transfer part of their sovereignty to the federal level, but only that part that concerns their external relations to other states, while retaining the sovereignty of the states concerning their internal affairs.

Dexter conceived it as a classical tragedy, and elements of Svoboda's shifting set gradually linked in a vast staircase of cause and tragic effect.

Its creators conceived it as a chance to celebrate the Humanist values of reason, compassion, hope and humanity.

He conceived it as a project to promote keyboard facility.

Fosse conceived it as a vehicle for Verdon, his third wife and longtime muse.

Yet Crowe clearly conceived it as one with an independent heart.