Sentence examples for one can conceive from inspiring English sources

Caught up in a power struggle that will ultimately bring down the Soviet Union though no one can conceive of this yet they have been cornered and forced to go back.

Beltran and Reyes are both in the final year of their lucrative contracts, and there is a high expectation that Alderson will at least trade Beltran because almost no one can conceive that the Mets would or could re-sign him.

The ideological split between parties -- and between Red and Blue states -- is so deep and intractable that no one can conceive of a way out.

"While admittedly futuristic in vision, one can conceive of scenarios where UUVs sense, track, identify, target and destroy an enemy – all autonomously," reads a US Department of Defense report.

One attains self-consciousness only when one can conceive of oneself as oneself, and has the linguistic ability to use the first-person pronoun to refer to oneself (Baker 2000, 68; cf. Lowe 2000, 264).

For him it is only when the political dimension has been recognized as the order of conflict and the struggle for power and domination, that one can conceive conditions for creating a republican regime, based on good customs and laws, that can defend freedom.

"The ordinary experiences far outweigh what one's imagination can conceive.

By contrast, one can easily conceive that my proprioceptive system is connected to another body.

David Mitchell's tour de force proves true to the words of one of the novel's most unforgettable characters, an aspiring composer seeking musical fame in World War I Belgium: "One may transcend any convention if only one can first conceive of doing so". A young singer's artistic awakening comes at the expense of losing the only life she has ever known.

Now at some level we can conceive of one aspect of the debate between Rawls and Nozick, where Rawls says: if things come out patterned in a way that behind the veil of ignorance you wouldn't want them to, intervene and redistribute.

By the time he composed this chapter of Characters, he could write, "We can conceive no one to play Macbeth properly, or to look like a man that had encountered the Weïrd Sisters".