Sentence examples for that I conceived from inspiring English sources

In retrospect Nishida wrote: "It is not that I conceived of my way of thinking in dependence on Mahāyāna Buddhism; and yet it has come into accord with it" (NKZ XIV, 408).

I thought the phrase was so haunting that I conceived the poem to house it, the way a cathedral is built to house a relic.

I have NOTHING to do with The Apprentice except for fact that I conceived it with Mark B & have a big stake in it.

Around the time that I conceived her, my husband and I were trying to decide whether to have a third child or not.

Band said of this, "Most of the films that I made, that I conceived, that I was very involved with and in some cases directed, definitely started with the title and usually a piece of artwork that made sense.

In our sample argument, the claim, that I conceive of an existent being than which no greater being can be conceived, admits of the two kinds of readings just distinguished.

(Consider, for example, the claim that I conceive of a being than which no greater can be conceived.

If I am speaking correctly when I say "That rose smells good", I am reporting the fact that I conceive of the rose as possessing a particular relational property: I am aware that the rose has the property of being-such-as-to-cause-in-me-sensations-of-a-sweet-smelling-odor.

"I acknowledge my obligation to assign inventions and patents that I conceive or develop while employed by University or during the course of my utilization of any University research facilities or any connection with my use of gift, grant, or contract research funds received through the University.

"During that time I conceived a deep affection and a high regard for that country, so it is saddening for me that in this case I'm obliged to confront Australia in respect of conduct which inexplicably falls so far short of the high standards that prevailed in my time," he said.

That month I conceived, and I now have a little boy.