Sentence examples for then conceived from inspiring English sources

Ailes, she said, then conceived of the ad, and directed it.

Personality, at least as it was then conceived, couldn't be reliably assessed at all.

He then conceived and organized the mobile phone company Grameenphone, which ultimately provided this access throughout Bangladesh.

So, in 2005, he bought "Screenwriting for Dummies" and wrote a first draft of "Glee," then conceived as a biting, cynical film along the lines of "The Virgin Suicides".

He told me that he had struggled with the shape of the building — earlier versions had a more flowing, rounded form — but then conceived the idea of what he calls "Bernini folds," in reference to the crisp lines in the sculptures of Gian Lorenzo Bernini.

We then conceived three possible remedies: 1) do nothing; 2) give each neglected ticket holder a free ticket next year without explanation; 3) refund the neglected ticket holders' money with an explanation and apology to them and the public in a local paper.

It's visible everywhere, most clearly in the perception that many chefs and cooks decide what to do at work with one part of their brain and then conceive of their own personal appetites with a different part.

And Professor Rodrigues warned: "We also don't know how long after infection the risk to pregnancy lasts, so it is not impossible for someone who is infected now and then conceives a week later might still have virus there".

We can then conceive of Richardian correlation functions as maps from complement clauses to belief states, preserving content.

In the given example Jan would have to start by thinking of those scarce talents that he knows I have, then conceive a job relying on those, then think of an area where I could perform such a job, and lastly remember some people in this area that are looking for personnel.

She then conceives a son whom she names Sétanta.