Sentence examples for conception of the book from inspiring English sources

So her conception of the book became less straitlaced.

When I learned that, my conception of the book changed in an instant.

Yet valuable as Bigsby's access and insights are, his conception of the book proves wanting.

Was this portrait of Tengo's background — the disappearance of his mother, the difficult relationship with his father — part of your conception of the book and the character from the beginning?

The original conception of the book was to explore the coming out processes of these men in different contexts and domains work, family, school, their faith etc.

As for plotting the story, I have only a conception of how the book will begin when I start writing.

We talked to Clowes about the conception of the original book, the making of the movie adaptation, and the travails of his irascible anti-hero across the page and the screen.

"Two courting bulls often follow the same cow, forming tightly knit trios that remain intact right up to the moment of conception," the book says.

It's the conception of the piece in book form.

Rather, he had a distinct conception of his book, to which end he tinkered with and adapted his material, at the same time taking pains to check the truth of the stories he had been told.

Morrison goes on to explain that his symbolic conception of the character is for this book alone, and that his other work involving Batman has cast him in a far different light.