Some, when they cross over, conceive the concert version of their music simultaneously with the film score, as Copland did with "The Red Pony" and Mr. Corigliano did with "The Red Violin".
I relied on my mates and persuaded six Bristol City FC first-teamers, all capable cricketers, and several Gloucestershire CC seconds to turn out for one over-ambitiously conceived match.
The classical over-story, conceived under the influence of Joyce, and painstakingly explained in the "Mythological Index" (shades of Nabokov's "Pale Fire"), is at times pursued too insistently.
He could remember, as a child, watching old film of tanks rolling over the same cobblestones, not conceiving that he could ever be here as part of the Army.
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The dances do take over, but are not conceived to be show-stealing.
The decision to pass over Ms. Warren — who conceived the bureau, championed its creation and orchestrated its establishment for the last year as a White House adviser — reflects political realities.
He recalls from his own childhood that when you're spending all your energy just trying to get by, you have nothing left over with which to conceive of a future.
Conceived over a year and written in just over a week, it follows dulled housewife Ann (Andie MacDowell) and her scumbag husband, John Peter Gallagherr), as John has sex with Ann's sister (Laura San Giacomo and Annn falls for Graham, John's college friend.
A prostitute, Angelica, a tenderly conceived, if over-romanticised, figure, knows more about love than Joe.
