Sentence examples for even be conceived from inspiring English sources

There was also the question of whether a video that would be shown in a gallery, rather than a theatre, could even be conceived of as having a beginning, a middle, and an end.

The fact that a law like the family planning law could even be conceived in 2009 – even if it did come through Iranian-influenced radical mullahs as many believe – is surprising to most Afghans.

"Our world is completely transformed through the application of scientific concepts which could not even be conceived of at the time the society was founded," said Rees. "New questions come into focus as old ones are answered.

And when paradigms do become unstuck, people become extraordinarily open and things become possible that at normal times can barely even be conceived of.

Me Before You takes the opposite tactic, by making Will so nonthreatening that he can't even be conceived of as a sexual being.

Therefore, if a being a greater than which cannot be conceived, can even be conceived, it must exist.Hartshorne says that, for Anselm, "necessary existence is a superior manner of existence to ordinary, contingent existence and that ordinary, contingent existence is a defect".

"None of us have the idea of the Dream Act not passing even being conceived in our minds," he said.

The concept that a New World in America is even possible, that it won't simply reproduce the follies and vices of the Old World, is already an illusion, a paradise lost before it has even been conceived.

To which LinksFahren responded with a cold hard dose of historical fact: "The medieval ballads invented a character 'Sir Palamedes the Saracen' to add a touch of exoticism to the round table ('racelifting' before 'race' had even been conceived of).

We'd agreed on our daughter's name, Claudia, over the course of a spaghetti dinner, before she'd even been conceived, so I couldn't believe that we were still stuck.

I may have even been conceived (I wish Mum hadn't told me this) at Jimmy's house during a Christmas TV screening of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, which was also a Broccoli film and also based on a book by Ian Fleming, author of the Bond stories.