Sentence examples for note conceived from inspiring English sources

Chailly's bold idea of inserting a contemporary commission into the midst of each programme should be accounted a major success, though Bruno Mantovani's Upon One Note, conceived in apposition to the fourth symphony, could have done with a bit of thinning out.

As noted by Bill Evans in the LP liner notes, "Miles conceived these settings only hours before the recording dates".

New York's health emergency laws, he noted, were conceived before the Internet, 24-hour news channels, cellphones, fast cars and fast highways.

F.C. and E.S. carried out all of the experiments (except those noted otherwise), conceived of the study, and wrote the manuscript.

"Cheers!" Water and talk of childhood led Hopper to note "I was conceived out of the dust and drought.

These stores will reportedly carry Google's Nexus devices as well as Chromebooks, but the curious report goes on to note that Google conceived the project as a way to get its ambitious Glass project in front of more people.

Mr. Schutz, a protégé of David Bouley, adds some intriguing notes to simply conceived dishes.

Here's a good moment to note that Mr. Smith originally conceived of "Child 44" as a movie.

Note that "constitution" so conceived does not mean creation.

This is why it is particularly relevant to engage in how the futures are actually being conceived, and note whether they still hold sexist [50], racist [16] or ethno-centric biases [56].

One should note that women who conceived were younger than women who did not but the difference between groups was not statistically significant.