Sentence examples for once conceived from inspiring English sources

Once conceived I tell you about them.

The project, once conceived as a book, came with exigencies.

The cuts sometimes reflect a retreat from what was once conceived as the essential mission of government.

Huge mounds of motorboats, football stadiums, air-conditioners, sunblock, and other absolute necessities of life as we once conceived it will rise to the skies.

It is the first major arms purchase by Russia abroad and the first sale by a NATO country, illustrating the shifting role of an alliance once conceived to counter Soviet military power.

The EU, once conceived as a community of competition in which each attempts to surpass the others in productivity and quality of life, is becoming such a transfer union, a community of redistribution in which a new competitive discipline will emerge: who can tap the others for the greatest amount.

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 Dostoyevsky conceived Raskolnikov and his crime, now inspired by the case of Pierre François Lacenaire, this theme became ancillary, centering on the story of the Marmeladov family.

Indeed, once we conceive of nature as an organic whole, constantly becoming and transforming itself, then Schlegel's paradoxical determination "art should imitate nature" (SW III, 306) becomes quite coherent.

And once you conceive is it really that bad to use drugs during those super lame months of lugging a baby in your belly?

And once you conceive is it really that bad to use drugs during those super lame months of lugging a baby in your belly?