Sentence examples for had originally conceived from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kent had originally conceived the piece as three full-length plays, but he soon decided to broaden its scope.

Harold Pinter explained how he had originally conceived of his play The Caretaker ending with the violent death of one of the three characters at the hands of another.

He had originally conceived of it as a short book; it became a long book, and then a very long book supplemented by an even longer book — fourteen hundred pages in all.

"He once said, when he had originally conceived the camera with his daughter in 1943, that he had worked out the system in a few hours," said Mr. Bonanos, an editor at New York Magazine.

She said she had originally conceived of a four-hour television series, but after her first trip to South Africa in 1996 she gradually came to realize that a much richer and complex tale was waiting to be told.

Manchester's most successful glove puppet, Alex Epstein, whose on-screen soubriquet was "Unemployed Head of Communications", provided some light relief with his bombastic yammerings and claim that he had originally conceived the idea of the bendy bus.

Ben Arnold River of No Return (Otto Preminger, 1954), 11am, More4 Having originally conceived this as a cheapo B-movie, Fox decided to turn it into a big, bold CinemaScope special.

It may be that while Google is still working on new search experiences beyond Google.com, they are more likely to be based around other vertical definitions (like mobile, location, and so on) than Google might have originally conceived.

Prentice, who seems to have been an intelligent and sympathetic man, recoiled from the story, and decided to print the collection as it had originally been conceived.

The International Monetary Fund as it finally emerged from the wartime discussions was a much more modest undertaking than had originally been conceived by the British.

The "logic of the specific" had originally been conceived, in critique of Bergson and Nishida, as a reappraisal of the logical and ethical role that ethnic specificity plays in mediating the particular individual and universal humanity.