Sentence examples for this could be conceived from inspiring English sources

"I would be very happy if this could be conceived very basically, a barn to live in, with the simplest solutions possible," he wrote at the time.

This could be conceived as a benefit to them as they were reassured or gained knowledge.

Using his considerable mathematical talents, he investigated the properties of non-Euclidean space and showed that these could be conceived and worked with as easily as the geometry of three dimensions.

Yet this too could be conceived as applying equally to geometrical figures and to numbers.

This difference could be conceived in terms of the Aristotelian distinction between formal and efficient causation and the accompanying metaphysical preferences for form over matter and mind over body that are deeply embedded in western philosophy.

Surely, there is no unique best way to do this, since many requirements could be conceived.

A mathematician would have set a remote likelihood of the same outcome recurring five times over the six occasions where Cavendish contested victory, and it could be conceived that this was a lucky streak.

"In a way, this article that I wrote on Passaic could be conceived of as a kind of appendix to William Carlos William's poem Paterson," he said.

This would mean that all data which could be conceived of as being genetic in content, but which was not revealed as the result of a genetic analysis, would not be regarded as 'genetic data'.

Thus, a being than which nothing greater could be conceived, which Anselm defined as God, must exist in reality.

These reports could be conceived as a contradiction, but this scenario has been described as a possible climate change impact by Høgda et al. (15).