Sentence examples for is perfectly conceived from inspiring English sources
"The character of Lear" is perfectly conceived for its place in the play, "the only ground on which such a story could be built with the greatest truth and effect.
But few policies are perfectly conceived and any design flaws are mild compared to those at Yale, because no one expects the scheme to be wholly self-financing.
And this process has to be perfectly conceived.
EXECUTION The show is so perfectly conceived that you never see things coming, but they make perfect sense.
Like Scotland will soon, they lack only the sovereign state's capacity to wage war law and conclude treaties, and it is perfectly possible to conceive of them possessing a veto over federal national governments in such matters (as the Scottish Executive no wants over the UK's EU referendum).
The hanka written by the 8th-century poet Yamabe Akahito are so perfectly conceived as to make the chōka they follow at times seem unnecessary; the concision and evocativeness of these poems, identical in form with the tanka, are close to the ideals of later Japanese poetry.
"Aladdin" is a tale so perfectly conceived it is nearly impossible to mess up.
Once the problem is conceived in these terms, its solution is perfectly straightforward.
The form he conceived to carry the results of his meditations is perfectly adapted to this purpose.
That is perfectly normal.
