Sentence examples for having conceived from inspiring English sources

The orchestrated nature of the ordinariness – Crewdson having conceived and produced every detail from scratch – adds a sense of eeriness.

Having conceived the program as an entity, Mr. Pollini seemed reluctant to play an encore at first.

And its oddest is Dot's overly doting mother: having conceived Dot with a man who didn't hang around, she builds her life obsessively around her daughter.

The need to prove oneself better than any Upper East Side twit and the guilt from having conceived such a hollow ambition.

With S., Abrams is a sort of "novelrunner", having conceived the project but left the prose to someone else: Doug Dorst, a US novelist and creative writing tutor.

Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukCONSULT any encyclopedia and you will find Charles Babbage credited with having conceived the first automatic digital computer.

Hollywood could not have conceived it better.

A year earlier, Father Willenborg and Ms. Bond had conceived another child.

I had conceived "Minka" as a film about memory.

The evening John Eliot Gardiner had conceived was part concert, part lecture.

It is something that only a mammal could have conceived.