Sentence examples for have not conceived of from inspiring English sources

Hence we have not conceived of a world in which given CT, SK is nevertheless true, and indeed, we will not be able to conceive of such a world.

With reference to the example of water, one might say that the reason one found the statement water is present without hydrogen conceivable is that one had not conceived of the scenario in sufficient enough detail.

While the singers' movement is heavy on stylization, Mr. Strassberger emphasized that he has not conceived of the work as a detached ritual; there are scenes that Taneyev has clearly intended to be naturalistic.

Through his research, he wanted to return to a primal existence, when humanity had not conceived of its first artificial product: language.

"She hadn't conceived of equal-­opportunity prejudice".

Within just a few months, "it was obvious that there were amazing things happening that we hadn't conceived of".

Without deep time he would have not conceived the slow transition of one life form into another, so deep time has also been presented as the "lost ingredient" of evolutionary theory.

Despite national guidelines recommending up to three cycles of IVF for women under 40 who have not conceived after two years, the number of Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs) offering only one cycle has risen to 57 per cent.

In Australia, heterosexual couples are diagnosed as infertile if they haven't conceived after one year of trying, and that diagnosis-period is reduced to six months if the woman is over 35.

The judge said Mrs. Plavsic had not conceived or planned the violent Serbian campaign of ethnic separation that killed tens of thousands of Muslims and Croats and expelled many more from their lands with "great brutality," but that she embraced, supported and contributed to it.

Since M*A*S*H, Altman has apparently not conceived of films in such simple terms as a foreground story and the background needed to sustain it.