Sentence examples for obviously conceived from inspiring English sources

The Fords were obviously conceived in madness: any car which was capable of going from forward into reverse without any perceptible mechanical hiatus was bound to be a mighty challenging thing to the human imagination.

When adult females make their breeding-colony debut, at age 3 or 4, they give birth to a pup one obviously conceived outside the harem system.

Level of pitchfork-raising: Low, because this was obviously conceived by a PR agent with free samples for brains.

It will be helpful to approach the problem by thinking of a much simpler example, and one that starts with something far from obviously conceived as the temporally stabilized result of processes, a mountain.

However Hume's meta-ethic rests partly on a definition (which Hume obviously conceives of as reporting a truth of language) and partly on the thesis that people share the same moral sensibility which can therefore be "idealized" to serve as the criterion for virtue.

Since Aristotle obviously conceives of a causal investigation as the search for an answer to the question "why?", and a why-question is a request for an explanation, it can be useful to think of a cause as a certain type of explanation.

The first half of the concert had obviously been conceived as a unity: Rattle began by conducting a perfectly hushed account of Charles Ives's The Unanswered Question, the interrogating solo trumpet and the ethereal strings off stage, the querulous quartet of flutes stationed around the edge of the platform, and that led without a break into the concerto's solo piano opening.

Two months after the marriage, Anne gave birth to the couple's first child, who had obviously been conceived out of wedlock.

Conversely, Brand wants to fund the shortfall in public finances by attacking a relatively small number of bankers for their bonuses and some vaguely conceived elites (obviously excluding those in the entertainment business or who are allergic to being asked about tax arrangements governing their homes).

No personal documents have survived from Sargon's reign; but it seems fair to assume that phraseologies uncommon in the inscriptions of other Assyrian kings, found in his texts, must have met with his approval, even though it is uncertain whether such phrases sometimes turning into what is obviously poetry were in fact conceived by Sargon himself or ascribed to him by his historiographers.

Although movie buzz is as ephemeral a product as the mind of man has conceived, the filmmakers we see at this festival are obviously made of sterner stuff.