Sentence examples for has often been conceived from inspiring English sources
The lyric has often been conceived of as timeless in its content and inwardly-directed in its mode of address, yet so many poems with lasting claim on our attention point unmistakably outward, addressing the particulars of their times.
It might be more accurate to say that "poverty in a dark skin" is one of the opposites of whiteness, because, as Roediger's book demonstrates, the white-identity project has often been conceived in populist terms, as a defense of scruffy local values against the wealthy alien élite.
Moreover, the proper strategy for growth has often been conceived as one of a more or less gradual shift from agriculture to industry, with the onus on agriculture to finance the shift in the first stage.
As a result, different types of innovative systems have often been conceived and nurtured by internal or external "entrepreneurs," not by the system users or their superiors.
Tools of the farm trade have often been conceived as masculine objects and may therefore be designed with men's physiology in mind [ Brandth, 2006, 2002].
The first show that Mr. Deitch conceived after he arrived, a rapidly organized survey of the work of the actor Dennis Hopper, who was dying of cancer at the time, established a critical dynamic that has often been replayed.
Bimanual coordination dynamics have been conceived as the outcome of a global coordinative system, and coordination stability properties and theories of underlying processes have often been generalized over various bimanual tasks.
