Sentence examples for not conceiving that from inspiring English sources

He could remember, as a child, watching old film of tanks rolling over the same cobblestones, not conceiving that he could ever be here as part of the Army.

When the Fed is finished it will look like a mechanistic process even if it wasn't conceived that way.

"If I've done everything I possibly can within the church's guidelines and I don't conceive, that's God's will for me".

But we did not conceive that we would have this level of interest.

In the mid-60s, I could not conceive that these events had happened only a few years back.

Third, he could not conceive that British opinion might come to prefer an alliance with 'Bolshevik Russia' against Nazi Germany, rather than the reverse.

"We could not conceive that in a naval establishment of the most powerful nation in the world, champion of democracy, things like this could happen," read an editorial in a union bulletin, "and much less [that it would] use methods and systems of terror".

I want to revise the accepted idea that time is a straight arrow – in Asian or Pre-Colombian cultures, for example, time is not conceived that way, it is more circular".

A few lines later Hume describes this example as follows (EHU 4.10; SBN 29): "When I see, for instance, a billiard-ball moving in a straight line towards another; even suppose motion in the second ball should by accident be suggested to me, as the result of their contact or impulse; may I not conceive, that a hundred different events might as well follow from the cause?

It was not conceived that I could rebel or unleash a storm.

I just could not conceive that she would ever do anything that would support degrading and inhumane treatment".