Sentence examples for how he conceived from inspiring English sources

This, Dumont has said, is exactly how he conceived it.

Mr. Mead, 28, recently spoke with a reporter about how he conceived the show.

In the "60 Minutes" interview, President Obama was surprisingly explicit about how he conceived of Hillary's role.

I asked Professor Recamán how he conceived or discovered the puzzle, and he sent this response by e-mail: A better description of what happened is that I stumbled into it rather than discovered it.

Chaplin reworked the film in 1942 to fit it for sound-cinema, and Davis has gone back to the Chaplin archives in Vevey to see how he conceived it musically.

One myth is the famous story of how he conceived of Penguin while waiting on a train platform, frustrated by the poor selection of books on the railway bookstall.

Catholicism permeates his life, and has an influence on both how he programs and how he conceives of music.

"His writing, how he conceives characters and the plots he places them in, flatter actors," he said.

His ideal artist, he tells us, is "a traditionalist with radical ambitions," and this is clearly how he conceives of himself.

In truth, Mr. Vanska's relationship with his instrument is long and complicated, and it has strongly influenced how he conceives of orchestral sound.

But they suggest what philosophy is for Camus and how he conceives its relationship to literary expression.