Sentence examples for had conceived of from inspiring English sources

Harold now understood why the pagans had conceived of love as a god.

Both men had conceived of similar costumes, and both decided to use puppets for some of the characters.

(Chang told me, later, that he had conceived of the menu as a "Fuck you" to Italian cuisine).

He said he had conceived of this Warholian act as a way "to show the quantity" of the prize.

He said he had conceived of the idea after learning that District 2 had provided consulting services to Kansas City and San Diego.

"I had conceived of the idea almost as a joke when I was in college," Mr. Yurick said in a recent interview.

"On the basis of a few scatter bones, Cuvier had conceived of a whole new way of looking at life," notes Kolbert.

For the man who had conceived of himself the ultimate arbiter of violent change, it must have been tantalizingly heady to witness, but ultimately frustrating.

Ten years ago, few of us would have conceived of combining salt and chili with fruit.

No one could have conceived of it, except for the Anfield players.

"In my first years I wouldn't have conceived of doing it," he says.