Sentence examples for starting to conceive from inspiring English sources
Glenda Shasho Jones, the president of Shasho Jones Direct, a company that creates catalogs for retailers, said consumers were starting to conceive of magazines as catalogs, especially as magazines become more and more crammed with advertising.
The remaining 396 couples reported dates prior to the miscarriage as the timing for starting to conceive again after the pregnancy loss.
'The real pleasure in design is when you start to conceive the idea.
He helped found Shibumi Services, a company that manages and rents out large villas, and started to conceive his dream house.
By this time, they had started to conceive their role in increasingly ambitious terms: they were not merely decorators but interpreters.
The debates Anna has in the novel, with herself and others, I think start to conceive of gender as a relational thing: not just about women, and a particular type of woman at that (white, middle class and so on), versus men, but about all the ways in which people struggle together, through complex intersections of sex, class, race and location.
Shoppers browsing fashion shows online (sometimes live), want pieces straight from the runway; buyers demand merchandise to be delivered sooner; and designers — not wanting to cut prices on garments by the time they are actually in season — have started to conceive weather-ambiguous looks.
But it's only recently that digital advertisers and publishers have started to conceive analogous executions on the web.
With these objectives in mind, we have started to conceive OMMA as a full architecture covering the entire chain for detecting and mitigating multi-step attacks.
Philosophers, influenced by considerations of Heidegger and also the later Wittgenstein, have started to think of individual agents as socially and culturally embedded creatures and have started to conceive of the mind of individual agents as being socially constituted.
I started to conceive the antenna as a part of my body, as an organ.
