Sentence examples for easy to conceive from inspiring English sources

Certainly, it's not easy to conceive of the theme being expressed in fields of luminous color.

Large amounts of data became relatively easy to conceive with this method.

Naturally, it's quite easy to conceive of the average reader as a man.

While centralized algorithms are simple, easy to conceive and implement, they execute sequentially on uniprocessors and are slow.

It is easy to conceive what difficulties beset and what circumstances had to be considered in legislating upon such claims.

They are living in Byram, N.J., with their two children, Jeremy, 17, and Dominique, 14, neither of whom were easy to conceive.

It's easiest to conceive of politics in New Jersey as a grand old pie.

High rates of E-ZPass use in the region make the idea of East River bridge tolls much easier to conceive of today.

So far they have put openness first unsurprisingly, as projects involving public data are easier to conceive, to measure and to crow about.

I'm not sure I agree with that, but I do think that it is easier to conceive of oneself as uncorrupted and good in an Edenic setting.

It is easier to conceive Palmer as an accomplice in her own beating than it is to realize that almost half of black women killed by their partners were killed as they tried to leave.