Sentence examples for error to conceive from inspiring English sources

To be sure, some European rulers and societies, particularly during the early Middle Ages, afforded Jews a degree of tolerance and acceptance, and it would be an error to conceive of Jews as facing an unchanging and unceasing manifestation of anti-Jewish oppression throughout this period.

The error, which already appeared in romanticism, is to conceive of the sovereignty of art as reflecting the superiority of its knowledge.

It took a devious Frenchman, Pierre Bayle, to conceive of an encyclopedia composed solely of errors.

"That's tough to conceive".

Hard to conceive of that".

All authors helped to conceive the manuscript.

The struggle to conceive with frozen eggs.

'Trying to conceive is very private.

I am quite unable to conceive them".

She would still be able to conceive.

Infertility afflicts 15% of couples who wish to conceive.