Sentence examples for that conceive from inspiring English sources

Having more minorities and contrarians on the teams that conceive its products could nip troubles in the bud before they blossom.

It is therefore not at all surprising that it is in those parts of America that conceive of moral requirements in the most harsh and absolutist terms that we find the strongest impulse to deal with those below them not with compassion but with punitive demands.

Strict elders enforce norms that conceive of "speech" solely as a direct statement of belief and intent.

In religions and cultures that conceive of time as linear, progressing from a beginning toward an end time, when the whole cosmos will be renewed or changed, people understand their status (i.e., origin, identity, and destiny) in relationship to particular events in history that have a significance similar to those expressed in the myths of people who view time as cyclical.

The Stoics and Epicureans formulate theories that conceive of such criteria.

Design models for UIS are concise abstract conceptual models of key situations that conceive social, informational, physical, and service properties as requirements for targeted Information Systems.

They also provide windows into the minds that conceived them.

Secularists might envy a worldview that conceives the origin of the universe in such sweetly erotic terms.

That would practically be a disaster for Denis Brodeur Jr., his brother who was part of a group that conceived the MB30 logo.

Religion — after a century and a half of modern movements that conceived one secular substitute after another — is very much at issue.

The pair, trained as architects but now working across several design fields, were part of the group that conceived the 9/11 Tribute in Light.