Sentence examples for rarely conceived from inspiring English sources

Most of my writing life has been a training ground of "more," so I rarely conceived of less.

In Indonesia these days, as in many post-colonial countries, welfare is rarely conceived as a national project, as it was during the idealistic era of Sukarno, Nehru, and Nasser; it is every man for himself.

So while they are often convenient plot devices, they are rarely conceived as fully as Ms. Pochoda's Val, who acts as a rejoinder to all those Philip Marlowe epigones crowding the genre.

But for art institutions the problems are trickier: How can you present art that is rarely conceived with a museum or exhibition in mind, for example community projects, often run by collaboratives, that might go on for years, inviting participation more than traditional art appreciation?

But the kinds of integrated designs that Future Cities Lab puts forth are rarely conceived of and are, in practice, nonexistent.

I have rarely read-heard a better conceived, better written, more unbearable sentence.

RARELY has a town been conceived and constructed in the glare of publicity and aura of hope that greeted Disney's master-planned, picture-perfect village of Celebration in central Florida.

Marclay's remove from his primary material was a bit unsettling — the definitive homage to Hollywood had been conceived by someone who had rarely felt the popcorn beneath his feet.

Of course it is possible to live in New York -- a city of islands, conceived as a port -- and rarely experience New York from the water.

"Towelhead" may have been conceived as a dark comedy, but it is rarely funny.

Traditionally conceived music was replaced by something approaching pure motion, though the tempo was rarely fast.