Sentence examples for if I conceive from inspiring English sources

If I conceive of your mind as a theater, perhaps all of the seats are already sold out.

Here is one way of seeing how this might work: If I conceive of a world in which everyone by nature must try to deceive people any time it will get what they want, I am conceiving of a world in which no practice of giving one's word could ever arise.

"Even up to now I still think that if I conceive will I keep the pregnancy to the full term?

(30-year-old woman without any children) "Even up to now I still think that if I conceive will I keep the pregnancy to the full term?

I've been told that if I conceived again, the hyperemesis gravidarum would return, but even more severely, so I won't be having any more children.

And if I do conceive, there is a question about my ability to carry a child to term.

Because of my own body changes, I don't know if I could conceive, if I could carry a child to term or if I could live with one to two hours of sleep per night.

"...even if I could conceive that I had completely overcome [pride], I should probably be proud of my humility"., Ben Franklin in his Autobiography in regards to his revolving chart of 13 virtues.

The kitchen revolution I think I need is to rely much less on the fridge; if I changed the way I conceived of a plate, so that it had more lentils on it, for instance, or split peas, or pearl barley, then the fresh food that currently goes off simply wouldn't exist in my fridge.

"If I had conceived these twins naturally, I wouldn't have reduced this pregnancy, because you feel like if there's a natural order, then you don't want to disturb it.

Yes, I would have grieved if I couldn't conceive naturally, but the options were endless if I truly wanted to be a parent.