Sentence examples for slowly conceived from inspiring English sources
Watching Lars — and hearing similar stories from parents he met volunteering with an autism organization — he slowly conceived a business plan.
Sonne did not consider himself an entrepreneurial type, but watching Lars — and hearing similar stories from parents he met volunteering with an autism organization — he slowly conceived a business plan: many companies struggle to find workers who can perform specific, often tedious tasks, like data entry or software testing; some autistic people would be exceptionally good at those tasks.
New technologies to assess environmental exposures at the personal level are being conceived, but development is moving slowly.
As he traveled the world, removed from the literary circles of Paris, he slowly elaborated his theocentric conception of the universe and conceived his vocation: the revelation through poetry, both lyrical and dramatic, of the grand design of creation.
Psychoanalytic theory emphasizes that the human organism is constantly, though slowly, changing through perpetual interactions, and that, therefore, the human personality can be conceived of as a locus of change with fragile and indefinite boundaries.
The sound of the quartet is also conceived as a continuum, for the string writing is largely confined to slowly changing tremolandos, occasional broken by a spat of harmonics or cross-string figuration.
The movie was conceived at the height of their success, but fame, Dolenz once said, "was slowly burning a hole through the centre of our brains".
He was, after all, the man who conceived of the anti-Vietnam epic that, after he gave up on it in about 1970, slowly evolved into Apocalypse Now.
In 1966 Giddings conceived the idea that a field, electrical or gravitational, might be used to selectively attract particles to the wall, where they will move slowly through the system.
K.Z conceived the project.
