Sentence examples for no conceit from inspiring English sources
Garret Keizer waits until Page 11 of his book to tell us about his relationship with noise, but there's really no conceit here about seeking silence.
In all of Seeger's years of activism, through the workers' rights and civil rights movements, the movement against the Vietnam War, and the ecological movement, in all of which he figured prominently, there is no conceit he has more emphatically embraced than that all human beings are created equal.
There's no conceit here that religious believers are better at civility than others.
Mr Sarkozy (l'Américain, as his detractors term him), has no such conceit.
No satiric conceit is sustained long enough for her to work with it effectively.
Indeed, it is no mere conceit to say that M.M.O.'s are just as much economies as games.
No level conceit seems half-assed.
These works are old-school Pilobolus -- no props, no grand conceits, just bodies doing things we've never seen bodies do before.
This may be no more than a conceit — one happily opinionated character would break it up — but "Bubble," as you're watching it, makes a grim kind of sense.
But there are no tricky conceits in this narrative: it's a fish-in-water story.
