Sentence examples for has even been conceived from inspiring English sources

The concept that a New World in America is even possible, that it won't simply reproduce the follies and vices of the Old World, is already an illusion, a paradise lost before it has even been conceived.

To which LinksFahren responded with a cold hard dose of historical fact: "The medieval ballads invented a character 'Sir Palamedes the Saracen' to add a touch of exoticism to the round table ('racelifting' before 'race' had even been conceived of).

"But what would be disastrous for the future of the arts is another Tory government, which would continue to devalue creativity in education and that would take public spending back to levels seen in the 1930s – before the Arts Council had even been conceived of.

I may have even been conceived (I wish Mum hadn't told me this) at Jimmy's house during a Christmas TV screening of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, which was also a Broccoli film and also based on a book by Ian Fleming, author of the Bond stories.

Unknown projects are those that have not been announced (they may still be in the design process or may not have even been conceived) but can be modeled as a statistical expectancy based on historic data.

We started it in 2005, which was before Mumford & Sons had even been conceived.

I was on Nerve and Jdate fifteen years before Bumble or JCrush had even been conceived.

She spoke to Apolitical about helping people before they've even been conceived, why civil servants need to win the public debate and how hard it is for them to act on good new ideas.

It's early yet, but the room is almost full with a bunch of punters too young to have even been conceived in '88 frugging beneath the lasers and the dry ice.

I even predicted, in 2002, that he would be the next governor, well before he had decided to run and a time when the recall had not even been conceived.

Or not even been conceived of as a mainstream project at all.