Sentence examples for once again conceived from inspiring English sources
Not surprisingly, they don't want to say too much about the upcoming election, or the typically ballsy poster campaign launched by the Tories this week – and once again conceived by Mr Sinclair's creatives.
Once again, think of Enron.
So once again, someone re-conceived this public utility as an independent corporation subject only to the iron law of profit and loss.
"This is inspired by the overwhelming response by audiences around the world, conceived once again by Liane Moriarty, realized by David Kelley and now in the hands of visionary filmmaker Andrea Arnold," Kidman said.
She also recently suffered a miscarriage and may once again be trying to conceive; Tate was, sadly, pregnant at the time of her death.
Now, we believe once again.
Consider Regina once again.
We'll soon enter a new world of computing accelerated once again by the industry's creator Steve Jobs, and amplified by someone conceived after the PC, Mark Zuckerberg.
But once again, one need not defend cognitivism, even in its less ambitious form, in conceiving intention as a kind of belief.
