Sentence examples for same conceit from inspiring English sources
Ten years later, the sequel, "44 Fours," has the same conceit, stepped up a gear.
An equal opportunist, Stern treats both genders with the same conceit and inflexibility.
He works with the same conceit in "Ballroom," a companion piece, though with less inventiveness.Breda and Clara, the older sisters, tell the stories of their youthful infatuations gone wrong as if they were characters in a Hollywood movie.
Yes, it's the same conceit that made "Gatz," Elevator Repair Service's similar gloss on "The Great Gatsby," so memorable, although this time the canonical text is an old "Batman" anthology.
It's the same conceit this time: Steve Coogan is Steve Coogan, who's taken on a job as a celebrity restaurant reviewer (for the Observer, no less), and Rob Brydon is Rob Brydon, his friend.
The same conceit is embodied by everything from the extraordinary miniature replica of Alice's castle, which dominates her library, to the ceramic phrenological head that figures in the work's climax.
Yes, celebrity can occasionally sound like conceit.
New Agers and Christian believers in the end time share the same fundamental conceit -- namely that their insider's knowledge of the "coming changes" means that they are members of the elect who will ascend or be raptured, rescued by UFOs, transformed in consciousness, or what have you, while the rest of benighted humanity gets wiped out.
This accessible, smart and unlikely album continues in much the same way: straightforward conceit, oddball approach.
Pink was better in the air, demonstrating how spectacle could serve the essence of a song, most effectively during "Sober," involving a cagelike structure high above the stage, and "Glitter in the Air," with the same twirling-sling conceit she employed at the 2010 Grammy Awards.
Two different shows, "Do Over," a half-hour comedy on WB, and "That Was Then," an hourlong drama on ABC, share the same time-travel conceit: a freak of nature sends a very ordinary man in his 30's back to his high school, where, armed with the confidence and wisdom that in real life always comes too late, he gets to relive -- and correct -- his most embarrassing moments and worst mistakes.
