Sentence examples for much conceived as from inspiring English sources

As Tony Wilson later said: "It was very much conceived as a space.

Nevertheless, much criticism has been focused on the strategy of attrition, which General Westmoreland was instrumental in conceiving as well as directing.

The saivo should be differentiated from the other Sami otherworld, yabme-aimo, which, for example, was associated with the sacrifice of black animals and was generally conceived as much less pleasant.

While G+ may have been conceived as much more than a link-sharing service, so many people are using it for just that now.

What goes unsaid of the hospital born of the 1965 riots is that it was conceived as much to create jobs as to heal patients.

Like much of his work, "Mulholland Drive" was conceived as an oddball film noir, opening with some gruesome deaths and then introducing an ensemble of desirable women and baffled or misshapen men.

There was simply too much going on for what was initially conceived as a smaller show.

The move to Jamaica may partly have been conceived as a means to instil some much-needed discipline.

Much of Haneke's film work seems to have been conceived as an antidote to what he believes is the debilitating immediacy of television.

If Obama be conceived as the Antichrist, for those gathering in rallying mass in support of Trump's presidential bid, Trump is much more than a presidential candidate.

The roof is conceived as a park.