Sentence examples for popularly conceived from inspiring English sources
As popularly conceived, however, the bucket list is far from being a reckoning with the weight of love in extremis, or an ethical or moral accounting.
Alaska and Hawaii, geographically the most western of all the states, are really no part of the popularly conceived West at all.
When introduced in the 1950's, the laser -- shorthand for light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation -- were popularly conceived as scorching rays of red light that could slice through sheer rock or solid steel.
This was a military adventure that is popularly conceived to be a virtual-reality, postwar war - although, unlike the recent Nato action against Serbia, it did involve a quaint ground-troop invasion, and Three Kings finds itself in this more old-fashioned military context.
Although this study is popularly conceived as referring to anything excessively subtle and highly theoretical and although it has been subjected to many criticisms, it is presented by metaphysicians as the most fundamental and most comprehensive of inquiries, inasmuch as it is concerned with reality as a whole.
While judges are often popularly conceived as objective arbiters of the truth, the reality is that every judge is a human being, a product of their own experiences and biases.
An exception is Symphony No. 4 (1900; popularly called Ode to Heavenly Joy), which is more of a pendant to the first period: conceived in six movements (two of which were eventually discarded), it has a Wunderhorn song finale for soprano, which was originally intended as a movement for Symphony No. 3 and which evokes a naive peasant conception of the Christian heaven.
Tina Shepard conceived and directs.
