Sentence examples for having conceived this from inspiring English sources

Having conceived this one-act, 45-minute comic piece, he secured for his librettist Paul Griffiths, who writes about music for The New York Times and is the author of several important books on the high-modernist music that Mr. Carter represents.

"Alex had conceived this notion of putting people together who had never met, and who might strike sparks from each other," he said.

John and I have conceived this merger to benefit our clients by bringing together the most comprehensive offering of analog and digital services".

He and his designer, Timothy O'Brien, have conceived this production in chic, spare basic black, from the walls of the bare-bones set to the stark, funereal costumes that would blend in easily at any Chelsea opening.

Mark Twain at the height of sardonic glee or in the depths of bitter cynicism could not have conceived this scene: the nation's leading lawmakers rising, one by one, in their lofty chamber & solemnly announcing their approval of the ultimate political folly--chaos by legislation View Article By Larissa MacFarquhar By Rivka Galchen By Jia Tolentino By Malcolm Gladwell.

Mark Twain at the height of sardonic glee or in the depths of bitter cynicism could not have conceived this scene: the nation's leading lawmakers rising, one by one, in their lofty chamber & solemnly announcing their approval of the ultimate political folly--chaos by legislation.

Flowing visually in one continuous shot was my objective and the only way I could have conceived this exercise.

Lars R. Jorgenson who had conceived this concept had proved that the most economic design of the dam was obtained with an optimum opening angle of 133.6°, with the least quantity of concrete.

RC is the main and corresponding author who has conceived the ideas of this work.

The Federal Communications Commission had conceived the program as an antidote to the consolidation of the radio industry.

LL and MF have conceived the design of the study.