Sentence examples for could conceive of from inspiring English sources

"There's no way you could conceive of those things.

Apparently Friendster management could conceive of only one reason: to subvert the site.

For many former L.R.A. members, it seems unfathomable that anyone on the inside could conceive of killing Kony.

But it has proved his success as a novelist, where he could conceive of himself as his own audience.

He was not someone who could conceive of playing at the same level as, say, Seve Ballesteros.

I could conceive of any company in Silicon Valley putting out similar updates, announcing things that really shouldn't be announced.

"I've only been here two years; I've got to see this through … There is no way on earth I could conceive of chairing a bank.

In those days, she said, few people could conceive of "a woman in a position of power within a religious, Jewish context".

Until I was selected five years ago, no-one could conceive of being openly gay and elected as a Conservative MP, let alone in a true blue area.

Both lawyers said they could conceive of valid reasons not to sell the workers' AirTouch shares, including an interest in having employees hold diversified investments.

Because only the male mind could conceive of one inch equalling a hundred miles.' 'My husband said he needed more space.