Sentence examples for conceiving them from inspiring English sources

But Naka is the one conceiving them and taking the pictures.

His work involved not only litigating cases but also conceiving them.

The children were given guidelines for the murals, and spent days in conceiving them during art classes.

In conceiving them he both created and helped preserve a compendious essay in midcentury American concepts of masculinity — straight, gay, whatever.

Nelsons handles such vast orchestral canvases magnificently, conceiving them as a single irresistible span, yet still managing to make sense of every bit of detail along the way.

If the companies handle this well, it could shift people's perceptions of insurance companies from a cynical view to conceiving them as a more compassionate kind of company".

I am quite unable to conceive them".

They also provide windows into the minds that conceived them.

Clearly he was driven to write them, and he conceived them as a set.

(The word Form, when used to refer to Forms or Ideas as Plato conceived them, is often capitalized in the scholarly literature; when used to refer to forms as Aristotle conceived them, it is conventionally lowercased).

(The word Form, when used to refer to Forms as Plato conceived them, is often capitalized in the scholarly literature; when used to refer to forms as Aristotle conceived them, it is conventionally lowercased).