Sentence examples for has always conceived from inspiring English sources

The 45-year-old artist has always conceived of sculpture idiosyncratically.

In the past Ms. Lin has always conceived of her different career strands as separate.

We have always conceived of ourselves as bringers of order, but the risk is equally imposing -- that chaos wins, "and universal darkness buries all".

The media of the 20th century had always conceived of the year 2000 as "the future", and now the future had arrived.

We've always conceived of search engines as arcane but neutral creatures, obedient only to our will and to the precious logic of information.

He dislikes the campfire stories they enjoy, lurid tales "affirming that Tasmania was as they had always conceived it in their ignorance, a grotesque Gothic horrorland".

Restaurants have always conceived of wine lists as prime sources of profits, but increasingly wine has become a marketing tool as well.

Mr. Smith, who attained cult status with movies like "Chasing Amy" and "Dogma," had always conceived of "Jersey Girl" as the story of Ollie Trinke (played by Mr. Affleck) raising his young daughter, Gertie.

This, of course, was hardly a surprise to anybody who knew anything about intellectual property, and certainly not to many University Law Schools or lawyers, at least in the United Kingdom, which had always conceived of intellectual property as being part of "commercial law".

The equatorial electrojet current has always been conceived as a phenomenon confined to a narrow area around ±3° of the dip equator.

Although conceived of in Germany in 1884, television has always seemed uniquely American, especially after our own Philo T. Farnsworth invented the electronic picture tube that made viewing in the home possible.