Sentence examples for many conceived from inspiring English sources

The most persuasive explanation for the inclusion of fewer registrations from donor-conceived people is that many conceived before 1988 have not been told.

Some fifty of its treasures, dating from the middle ages, are on loan to the Met, many conceived during the patronage of Bishop Bernward of Hildesheim (960 1022).

The eight-year-old company produced and presented nearly 60 multimedia events (naked people, awesome lights, strange prose), many conceived by its artistic director, Michael Counts, and all staged in the company's 40,000-square-foot space.

Riding on the wave of mobile devices, lightweight apps, and faster internet connections, it has changed the conversation about how many conceive of handling their data and offloading it off of their devices.

While many conceive a correlation with death, I have my own take on the possible meaning.

Many conceive that mathematical models are of no use until enough data are available so that they can be made very detailed.

Like so many earnestly conceived morality tales, "Promised Land" is built around a man's quandaries.

Too many poorly conceived companies like Pets.com and Webvan had flamed out.

Many projects conceived before the downturn are getting a second life, said Howard Lorber, the chairman of Prudential Douglas Elliman.

PARIS — Among the many ideas conceived by Mathias Buttet is the Confrérie Horlogère, which emerged from his company, BNB Concept, and vanished when BNB filed for bankruptcy in January.

Unlike many operas conceived as family entertainment, this refuses to sentimentalise or patronise: by the end we are fully – even painfully – aware of the emotional and moral complexities that Pinocchio's transformation from puppet into "real boy" will entail.