Sentence examples for nice to conceive from inspiring English sources

"It would be nice to conceive of something bigger that has more to do with the public good than with the academic side of the equation," Ms. Cousins says.

It would be nice to think that a work of art is what it is regardless of when it was conceived, but "The Consul" reminds us how deeply context organizes our values.

Moving the entire BBC Sport operation from its nice, convenient headquarters in west London to a nondescript northern dive is about as abject a humiliation as it is possible to conceive.

"That's tough to conceive".

Hard to conceive of that".

Dr. Collins's ability to conceive and create such a center in a few short months would have been impossible for most of his predecessors, who had nice offices but little power.

'Trying to conceive is very private.

Countermeasures are hard to conceive.

Countermeasures are difficult to conceive.

Its urs to conceive whatever u wish.

He needed the money, but he also thought it would be nice to help a couple who wanted a child but could not conceive.