Sentence examples for i conceive how from inspiring English sources

Nor do I conceive how an Immaterial Soul can work upon the Conarion its self, more then it can upon any other part of the Body" (BP 1 128 BOA §3.5.15, p 253), and he notes that it will not "suffice to object, that the human will does, in these cases, not produce any new motion, but only determine[s] the motions of the spirits, and by their means of the locomotive organs.

I criticised Stalin and I cannot conceive how what I've written can be regarded as a defence of Stalin.

I cannot conceive how I could ever complain of my destiny".

Bill Clinton said: "I cannot conceive how you can say that about a Gold Star mother," referring to the award given by the military to mark a death in combat.

I cannot conceive how men who are husbands, brothers or fathers can give utterance to an idea so intrinsically base and infamous".

I cannot conceive how smiles responded to the brutal darkness that descended upon their beings.

Former President Bill Clinton, who joined Kaine, at the event, agreed: "I cannot conceive how you can say that about a Gold Star mother".

"I cannot conceive how a CEO of a health food grocery chain that promotes wellness would suggest that any person should be denied access to health care," she said.

When I went to the US, where I had to face an antitaurine society that cannot conceive how another society can allow the torture and murder of animals.

I know, it's hard to picture, and even harder to conceive how people could have trusted that it was the truth.

We're trying to conceive how fiction can stimulate new thinking.