Sentence examples for deliberately conceiving from inspiring English sources
Directly inspired by the women's rights movement, Woolverton wanted Belle to be as different as possible from The Little Mermaid 's popular Ariel, deliberately conceiving the character as a feminist in response to the negative reception Disney had been receiving for the studio's depiction of women.
Mr. Morris said the set would be as deliberately conceived and executed as any jazz session.
Mr Beilin, for one, believes the seven-day demand was deliberately conceived as a means of deferring negotiations indefinitely.
His popular series MetaWars was deliberately conceived to be as immersive and addictive as a video game.
Deliberately conceived as a work-in-progress, it first appeared at The Place last March, but its final version now appears at the Wells.
His operatic structures are so deliberately conceived that cutting out bits here and there disrupts the flow and can actually make the operas seem longer.
In its mysterious, unwitnessed state, "Eden" and its lost reality stars seemed to offer a stronger parable for these narcissistic end-times than anything deliberately conceived.
The offspring of sperm donors are more likely to oppose payments for sperm and eggs than most Americans and to say that "it is wrong to deliberately conceive a fatherless/motherless child".
As Bruce Hoffman, a terrorism expert at RAND, puts it, "The groundwork and the foundations that he's laid were deliberately conceived to ensure that Al Qaeda's mission will outlive even his death".
Admittedly, none of us is yet clear what precise percentage of Britflicks are deliberately conceived as Producers-style calamities, which nonetheless result in millions plopping into various tax-avoiders' bank accounts.
The plot in the main follows that of Brooks's movie, in which Zero Mostel and Gene Wilder played two New York nogoodniks, Bialystock and Bloom, who deliberately conceive the worst musical ever, Springtime For Hitler, with the aim of absconding with their backers' dosh.
