Sentence examples similar to problematic to conceive of from inspiring English sources

Of course, this may be problematic for us today, and if we are to conceive of a contemporary Kabbalah, then we must ask these new questions.

Hard to conceive of that".

It is not difficult to conceive of such a ballot.

It is hard to conceive of that much money.

No one wanted even to conceive of travelling northwards.

It is impossible to conceive of such a solution now.

It's easy to conceive of things.

Simply because in order to conceive of any such things, we must ourselves be conceiving, i.e., thinking, of them.

Robert and Evelyn Foehl were the first to conceive of the hotel.

"It's hard to even conceive of".

The use of the ability of the female to conceive as a measure to differentiate between primary and secondary infertility is however problematic as it places responsibility for a couple's infertility on the doorsteps of the female partner.