Sentence examples for conceptualized so that from inspiring English sources

It was conceptualized so that Swift was the person who someone was unfaithful to, but the one who someone was unfaithful with: "This girl falls in love with this guy and he's perfect.

It is impossible to conceptualize, so that Zeami often resorts to imagery in trying to explain it: "Cannot the beauty of Grace be compared to the image of a swan holding a flower in its bill, I wonder?" (Rimer, 73).

This special edition has attempted to conceptualize this approach so that we can enhance new discourse of the GBB governance.

Menon and co-founder Sriram Chakravarthy come from TIBCO, where they conceptualized and built that company's enterprise social network tibbr.

He conceptualized a song that had an emotional message.

"Manhood is conceptualized as something that has to be earned," she said.

I conceptualize products that make sense for the market.

"Scientific and artistic endeavors are male attempts to compete for status and resources, although I don't think men conceptualize it that way," he said.

Somewhat like David Byrne (see Talking Heads) before him, Beck had so thoroughly conceptualized his art that the results were emotionally desiccated.

Because of the multifaceted nature of teacher language proficiency, we believe classroom English use similarly needs to be conceptualized in a multifaceted way so that Japanese teachers of EFL, pre-service and in-service, can concentrate on different aspects of their development needs at different times.

It is also important to conceptualize leadership style as dynamic so that as community members challenge boundaries around decision making, researchers become less directive.