Sentence examples for it's conceived as from inspiring English sources

Like many of Mr. Tavener's works, "Lamentations and Praises" bears a heavy orthodox stamp; based on the Good Friday liturgy of the Greek Orthodox Church, it's conceived as a kind of iconostasis, its vignettes linked through music and the architecture of the Met's Temple of Dendur, where the two groups will join for this semistaged performance.

"It's conceived as a classical monument although it's very contemporary," Mr. Baume said.

OK, so it's conceived as an integrated web and mobile app.

"I think it's a novel, I'm sure it's a novel because it's conceived as such and because it is unified," Faulks replies.

In that respect, vacancy is a magnet, because though it's conceived as an emptiness of something, it is anything but, instead filled with many things you wouldn't want to live next to: prostitution, drug use, theft, assault, arson, let alone the feeling you get just by looking at a home rot, or else get scavenged to pieces.

It does only if it's conceived as an assembly line process in which children are filled up with facts and skills at each station along a conveyor belt, and we need only insert a dipstick before and after they arrive at a given station (say, fourth grade), measure the pre/post difference, and judge the worker at that station accordingly.

It was conceived as the nation's first "super-highway".

LabourList's editoral problem is that it was conceived as a project to help re-elect new Labour.

"It wasn't conceived as one," says Fairman. "It was conceived as a story about people's relationships with addiction".

It was conceived as an agenda for New York's next mayor.

It was conceived as a successor to Pierre Franey's classic 60-Minute Gourmet column, but with a less French, more modern, less chef-y sensibility.