Sentence examples for she conceptualized from inspiring English sources

The first woman to reach the upper echelons of the Disney studio, "she conceptualized costumes, characters, look, color and interesting ways to get into and out of the narrative," said John Canemaker, who tonight will present "The Art and Flair of Mary Blair," part of the Museum of Modern Art's film program, at the Gramercy Theater.

We see Pierce wearing a headpiece she's labeled as the "Halo," which she conceptualized to use in her performances.

She conceptualized the shows to consist mainly of uptempo numbers and to be almost void of ballads to "spend the night rocking" and maintain an energized spirit.

Kills stated that she conceptualized the album in order to depict her experiences as a teenager and feelings of "having no control", as she did not identify with recent, "happy" popular music.

While one of her videos was recently praised as "brilliant" by The Daily Beast's Andrew Sullivan, a 2010 video she conceptualized was previously awarded the title of "The worst (but funniest) campaign video ever" by The Washington Examiner.

Ferreira stated that she conceptualized the track as a "super-poppy version" of David Bowie's eleventh studio album Low (1977); she was told that the song itself resembles the works of singer-songwriter Siouxsie Sioux.

Ella now knew the word "California," for instance, but she had no experience that was in any way related to it; nor could she conceptualize it in its abstract aspect — in its California-ness.

Fitz is also a television and marketing veteran who through her creative agency "Dancing Pictures" has worked with many clients including HBO, Pepsi, FOX, Disney and Showtime where she has conceptualized and produced hundreds of international and domestic broadcast and social media campaigns.

The writer Susan Sontag applies this distinction to the Holocaust photographs she stumbled upon in a bookstore at the age of 12 in 1945, years before she could conceptualize what the Holocaust even was.

She and Lange conceptualized the album to be very positive, optimistic, and uplifting; they desired to evade dark subject matters, yet still be profound through optimism.

Fusing the words 'misogyny'­­ and 'noir', an avant-garde term for 'black', she named and conceptualized one of the most preeminent sociological theories that distinguishes anti-Black sexism from the ubiquitous sexism felt by all women, as well as racism experienced by Black people, regardless of gender.