Sentence examples for have even conceived from inspiring English sources

Madison could not have even conceived of it.

It may be thought that, unlike, say, Savarkar's nationalism an inclusive nationalism such as Gandhi's and Nehru's could not, by its very nature, have even conceived the category of 'anti-national'.

Could the company have even conceived or financed its projects through equity?

Lady Lovelace rightly reported that this was not only something no one had built, it was something that no one before had even conceived.

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.

"Tokens being so new to never have even been conceived of when VCs were drafting terms with their limited partners," he said.

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.

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.

If I imagined that I could have created, even conceived the piece, I am quite certain that the excess of excitement and earth-shattering experience would have driven me out of my mind".

"There are problems and challenges that people haven't even conceived of," Ms. Morrison said.

It's such a romantic thought: that there exist out there, like undiscovered desert islands, ideas we have never even conceived of.