Sentence examples for conceiving it in from inspiring English sources

It's not even a matter of conceiving the story of Perkins and Wolfe, or even of conceiving it in cinematic form, but of thinking about what a story is, as such — the richness and complexity of experience, the enduring power of ordinary facts to provide outsized emotion, the force of character that's revealed in small actions of great importance.

Her dressing room is also on display in the American Wing, adjacent to — or, as the curators conceived it, "in conversation" with — Berman's closet.

He conceived it in 1974 & worked with many city agencies to set it up.

"The Boundary" would surely have been a different story, composed in a different register, had I conceived it in English.

He conceived it in the style of an English country house of the Queen Anne period, with red brick and stone dressing and a series of tall chimneys.

He dislikes the campfire stories they enjoy, lurid tales "affirming that Tasmania was as they had always conceived it in their ignorance, a grotesque Gothic horrorland".

The fourth and final candidate was the Equilibrium Super, known today as the Teller-Ulam design, after the men who conceived it, in early 1951.

The upgrade would give the power generation and distribution network the sort of nervous system it has lacked since Edison first conceived it in the late 19th century.

The historian Sohail Hashmi said New Delhi is still the way the British had conceived it, in concentric circles, with the most important authorities in the center and the working class in the periphery.

Spinoza likewise contrasts passions and the "common measure" of reason, but conceives it in terms of his contrast between what is active in us and the merely passive emotions.

What maniac conceived it?" In Roth's view, of course, this has everything to do with writing.