Sentence examples for not always conceived from inspiring English sources

Source: [ 21, 56] The notion of policy is not always conceived or understood in a uniform manner.

It was always conceived as a series, but it wasn't conceived specifically for Netflix.

In the past Ms. Lin has always conceived of her different career strands as separate.

No, would be the instant response, it was always conceived of as a whole.

It was always conceived to end with the war and to be frank, the show dragged it out a bit and the last season or two weren't always up to par.

Nash always conceives of the world as a sphere in space.

Skin-deep quirkiness is not always adorable, however, especially when everyone has been conceived as a "character".

Often, the fix is conceived by the players themselves, but not always.

In his early lectures, although it is not always evident from the lectures themselves, it seems that Husserl conceived of retentions in terms of a general conception of perceptual experience that he had developed earlier, in his Logical Investigations.

I have not always agreed with the critics, nor do I believe they always understand the constraints facing arts institutions when conceiving, developing, producing and marketing arts projects.

However, participants reported that mothers of stillbirths were encouraged by families and health workers to conceive immediately to help them cope with the loss, which was not always welcome advice.