Sentence examples for freely conceived from inspiring English sources
Actually, "Quartett" is a freely conceived adaptation of the notorious pre-Revolution French novel "Les Liaisons Dangereuses," by Choderlos de Laclos, which was publicly burned and banned as obscene in its own era and which is to historical optimism what Tommy Hilfiger is to self-expression.
Based on his earlier enunciation of "the motto of the good citizen"—"To obey punctually, to censure freely" (1977, 399)—Bentham conceived the POT as a "fictitious tribunal" or public court of opinion, argument, and debate.
To make the system an actually operative tool, it was conceived as a web-oriented interactive system that the public operators may freely access.
MASiVEdb is freely accessible without any restriction to its use by non-academics at http://bat.infspire.org/databases/masivedb. AB conceived the study, collected and curated data, drafted the manuscript.
John Locke conceived of the human mind as being at birth a tabula rasa, a blank slate on which experience wrote freely and boldly, creating the individual character according to the individual experience of the world.
The doctrine of ahiṃsā, or noninjury to others, is often conceived symbolically as a deer, and the ideal of a holy place is represented as a place where the deer roams freely.
