Sentence examples for more often conceived from inspiring English sources
Ah yes, we know the type, more often conceived as a male: busy mouth and empty regard, appetite without a soul, looking human while calling into question everything we cherish about our fellow man.
Climate change can also be viewed in terms of a moral issue, but it is more often conceived of in terms of risk.
Physicians were now more often conceived of as having a better understanding for the negative effects from a passive absence from work.
Science diplomacy is often conceived as the use of the "soft powers" of scientific collaboration to smoothen the political relations between two or more nations.
These connections are often conceived in astrological terms.
His exhibitions are often conceived of as holistic installations.
Dysglycemia is often conceived of as a vasculopathic process.
Within four years he released 12 films, several of them adaptations of theatrical successes (like "Désiré" and "Quadrille," featured in this set), but more often original pieces, conceived in a rush of enthusiasm for the expressive possibilities of the medium he once professed to deplore.
Cesarean section was performed more often among women who conceived with donated oocytes (55.3 %) vs pregnant women with autologous oocytes (26%% in Control group A and 19 % in Control group B).
Women shed tears significantly more often during menstruation, when there is a low chance of conceiving, he notes.
