Sentence examples for in turn conceived from inspiring English sources

Fiennes is Mikhail, a gentle, cerebral man who has fallen hopelessly for a married woman: Natalya Anna Astrakhantsevaa), who has in turn conceived a secret passion for Alexei (Nikita Volkov) the 20-year-old tutor of her adoptive daughter Vera Anna LevanovaAlexeiexei and Vera are also clearly in love.

The evening was conceived largely as a celebration of Mr. Lewis's book, which in turn was conceived largely as a celebration of the organization, an African-American body now rooted in both Chicago and New York.

There was to be — and this was key not only to the project but to the nature of the community that eventually evolved — a regional shopping center, Lakewood Center, which in turn was conceived as America's largest retail complex: two hundred and fifty-six acres, with parking for ten thousand cars, anchored by a May Company.

The individual will in turn be able to conceive of the personal and social importance of the information and what processing of such knowledge might mean.

In turn, this is conceived in a wholly original voice that's deeply realistic.

These probabilities in turn can be conceived of as functions of the prevalence of the disease and the degree of dependence within twin pairs.

Lorenz, in turn, had trained with Eduard Albert (1841 1900) who conceived the idea of arthrodesis for paralyzed extremities [2, 3].

She gave birth to a daughter conceived with the turtle; this daughter in turn bore two sons.

This produces two pairs of terms-il vero/scienza and il certo/coscienza-which constitute, in turn, the explananda of philosophy and philology ("history" broadly conceived), respectively.

That change, in turn, would have changed the identities of the people conceived and the identities of the people who eventually exist.

And built-in turn-by-turn navigation.