Sentence examples for is not to be conceived from inspiring English sources

God is not to be conceived or understood, according to Cavendish, but "is rather to be admired, adored and worshipped".

Klever (1988) urges that the key to understanding Spinoza's concept of matter is to see that physical nature is not to be conceived as an infinite extended expanse that somehow is put into motion, but as, fundamentally, matter-in-motion ("moles in motu").

As long as dad has cigar breath, the next child is not likely to be conceived soon.

It poses a tantalising question: what if the solutions to our greatest problems weren't waiting to be conceived, but already existed somewhere, just waiting to be found, in the warp and weave of this vibrant human network?

How are bodies to be conceived, if not as independent substances?

China is not a good country in which to be conceived as a second daughter.On average, women round the world give birth to 106 baby boys for every 100 girls; more boys than girls are then lost in childhood.

are not in bodies — which again are to be conceived in terms of geometrical extension alone — but are modifications of the mind.

This is not to say that NP integration ought to be conceived as a something to be improvised, but rather that it is a process for which the best advice may not be step-based, as is elegantly conveyed in the often-quoted words of D. D. Eisenhower, "In preparing for battle I have always found that plans are useless, but planning is indispensable".

The moral philosophy of hypothetical people yet to be conceived (or not) is itself highly contentious.

Tunes to give the messages permission, not merely to be uttered but even to be conceived; costumes to permit a walk.

The lesson or syllabus proper is thus not to be narrowly conceived of as "chalk and talk" instruction.