Sentence examples for doubtless conceived from inspiring English sources

The Wigmore, however, has maintained a tradition of presenting chamber editions of works written for voices and orchestra; the two commissions were doubtless conceived as companion pieces to the now familiar versions of Mahler songs by Schoenberg and Reinbert de Leeuw.

It was doubtless conceived as a clever piece of political theatre, though it testified to a remarkable fact: that in the eyes of a British prime minister, a man one of his predecessors had deemed a terrorist was now considered the last word in integrity and statesmanship.

D'Angelo's absence mattered because of his much-lauded nu-soul album, Voodoo – a record that doubtless helped conceive a great many 15-year-olds now among us.

Even Nobel couldn't have conceived of such a thing, though doubtless he would agree that Twitter has played a significant part in the "holding and promotion of peace congresses".

Too cynically conceived.

How was she conceived?

Tina Shepard conceived and directs.

Finally, she conceived.

Conceived by Michael Roth, Jerry Patch and Mr. Newman.

ever conceived.

One might further argue that, since the reflections of a monarch were, in less exalted and refined form, doubtless mirrored in the cogitations of his subjects, it was accordingly inevitable that the men and women over whom he ruled should also conceive of themselves as "we"s.