Sentence examples for order conceived from inspiring English sources

A borderless order conceived by technocrats, sustained over a heady period by low interest rates, appreciated by the moneyed classes who made more money, is today facing popular revolt combined with the relentless pressure of its contradictions.

It creates memories in order conceive the dimension of the past, while it reflects them in the future.

Even if the cosmic order is conceived as a benevolent order in which one is able to feel safe and whose very existence is reassuring, such an order is different from the personal relationship between an individual and his god or gods.

Another consideration is that the realm of possibility in terms of which cosmic order is conceived is akin to Plato's Forms.

Blomfield buckled down to his orders and conceived a cathedral -- St . Georges -- that is reputed to be, at 143 feet, one of the tallest wooden buildings in the world.

This order is usually conceived as a divine order that is well intentioned toward human beings and is working for their well-being as long as they are willing to insert themselves into it, to follow it willingly, and not to upset it by perversion or rebellion.

I'd taken testosterone for a few years and then stopped in order to conceive.

Such a move would have chilling effects on couples who need donor gametes in order to conceive.

Large minorities report being troubled both by "the circumstances of my conception" and by the fact "that money was exchanged in order to conceive me".

The latter demonstrates that any beast can be championed; and having read what matriarchal spotted hyenas have to go through in order to conceive and give birth, this species is certainly deserving of sympathy.

Offred's social function as a Handmaid is to submit to the Ceremony – a humiliating ritual of sexual intercourse in the presence of the Commander's wife – in order to conceive.