Sentence examples for evidently conceived from inspiring English sources

It was evidently conceived by Mr. Ekserdjian as an artistic journey through the world's great cultures that used bronze.

Divided into two parts, and evidently conceived as two separate movies, Che was gigantic without being precisely monumental.

Well, except for Georgia Gould, whose new book Wasted was evidently conceived as "Chavs for young people" (it could have been called Yoof).

Racine evidently conceived his next play, Alexandre, as his ticket to royal favour, since the audience was sure to see in the portrait of the Macedonian conqueror a reflection of the young Louis XIV.

Evidently conceived for a bride who wanted to have her cake and be it, too, this is a wild froth of a dress, again a Baroque manifestation, barely held together by coils of silk braid.

But holding forth at her London studio, she dabbed at the corners of her mouth, perching or alternately rocking on the edge of her chair like a schoolgirl in a scratchy pinafore — her propriety evidently conceived to disarm the greatest cynics.

FOR nearly two years now, we've all been exposed to intense security procedures, many of them clearly sensible, but a good number of them questionable and evidently vaguely conceived.

Yet these spaces, though empirically indistinguishable, were not equivalent in principle; evidently Newton conceived them as moving with various velocities in absolute space, though those velocities could not be known.

Retailers evidently think so.

Mario has evidently broken off an unhappy relationship with a colleague and has now conceived a fascination for Nancy (Antonia Zegers), a gaunt and anorexic showgirl who lives across the road with her older brother, a communist agitator.

These Degas women, however, all conceive penchée — evidently it was the style of the day — as one sloping line that descends from raised foot to front arm.