Sentence examples for one conceived from inspiring English sources

But then, this book documents a less adventurous exhibition, one conceived on the conventional "collection show" model and driven by exoticism and prestige.

This is not a new idea, but one conceived in the late 1950s.

Neither scenario seems like one conceived of by an unmatched football genius.

It's hard to think of a fictional Edinburgh – leastwise the one conceived by Rankin – without him.

"Sanely, no one conceived in 1974 that the presidential nominating process would become so front-loaded," Mr. Wertheimer said.

Just think of all the great inventions that have come through serendipity, such as Fleming's discovery of penicillin, and just noticing something no one conceived of before".

But Naka is the one conceiving them and taking the pictures.

It may be too much to hope for, but could one conceive of a more dramatic final than a rematch of 1950?

Another one conceives AI systems that follow the distributed, autonomous architecture of social systems, instead that of humans.

Consider for instance, a decision about how to spend a holiday period: What is the full range of available options and how should one conceive the possible outcomes of these options?

More fatally, Reid's view requires that one conceive material extension as consisting of a system of extensionless points, but, like other mathematical objects, points are abstractions or idealizations that do not exist in nature.