Sentence examples for place conceived from inspiring English sources

Genesis of a Passion Great movies -- the ones that interest him and that he says he tries to make -- use the medium to create a world on the screen, he said, an imaginary but convincing place conceived by the filmmaker.

According to these narratives, in short, a place conceived for the benefit of environmentally deprived city dwellers has been appropriated by the well-off property owners who live within it, who want everyone else, as a Daily Telegraph campaign on the subject almost puts it, to "get off our land".

In addition to being a good testing ground for smartphones, Disneyland Is also a place conceived of by Walt Disney, a man who bore more than a passing resemblance (in deed) to Steve Jobs.

Gene was invited to give a talk in March 1970 at the New York Cultural Center, a place conceived "for offbeat art exhibitions that might not otherwise come to the city" and as an antidote to the Museum of Modern Art, which effectively held something of a monopoly on the contemporary art scene.

Better still they work when set in a small place conceived as sports-centric from its origin, such as Lake Placid, New York, Innsbruck, Austria, or Nagano, Japan.

In the second place, conceiving of gratitude as an emotion might incline us to overlook a certain way in which the grateful beneficiary is sometimes motivated to grateful action.

"At this point it feels desperately uncomfortable getting into that place, conceiving that that might be an option but I suppose pragmatically we get back into a situation where there is a hung parliament I suspect most party members will go 'yeah, OK, very uncomfortable, but we did our level best to try and break the excesses of the Tories".

The author defines her methodology as "spatial ethnography," dividing it into three different segments that build on Henri Lefebvre's influential conceptual triad of space: the autonomous and concerted production of mental place images (conceived), the physical image construction (perceived), and the social image construction (lived).

"Hard Place" was conceived in part as a reaction against that.

"Consider the lyrics: Prayed through the nights / Felt so alone / Suffered from alienation / Carried the weight on my own / Had to be strong / So I believed / And now I know I've succeeded / In finding the place I conceived.

The greater the power in which hope is placed is conceived to be, the less realistic and rational that hope is likely to become.