Sentence examples for conceiving it as a from inspiring English sources

"They are conceiving it as a personal problem".

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

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.

If you're a wee bit sceptical about the whole thing and are currently conceiving it as a kind of souped-up rumble pack, just know that everyone from Timbaland to Richie Hawtin have used their products, and if you can think of anything else that links those two figures we'd love to hear about it.

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".

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

The hyper-shaky camera work and the descriptive titles are remnants of the series as its creator, Jason Richman, first conceived it — as a semi-documentary drama that would get down with Detroit detectives as they carried out their duties.

He conceived it as a project to promote keyboard facility.

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

The creators conceived it as a towering oyster with a hidden contralto voicing the creature's magical pronouncements.

"Endgame": Andrei Belgrader's lively, lucid production of Beckett's tragic-comic masterpiece rightly conceived it as a vaudeville of collapse.