Sentence examples for to conceive this from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kaiser's achievement was to conceive this Broadway celebration on operatic terms.

I began to conceive this novel in 1997, before the events of September 11th took place.

More than a decade before the earliest stirrings of the civil-rights movement, the only way to conceive this fight was from within.

The Met in New York, having helped to conceive this exhibition, declined to take it, fearing legal repercussions because of a lawsuit, since settled, by an American businessman against the Vatican Library, which owns some of the drawings.

It is not necessary to conceive this to be psychology.

"So this month's data is of no use to conceive this month but can only be used next month".

Thou canst do strange things, but thou turnest them to little account!—To conceive of this effort of extraordinary dexterity distracts the imagination and makes admiration breathless".

What we can see in this attempt to conceive the link as it is prior to its determination in terms of man and God is an attempt to make the link be as open as possible.

PA coordinates researches of the Plant-Nematode Interaction group and helped to conceive the research program and this study.

This sensitivity to the ever-widening demographics of gaming led them to conceive of this charity campaign back in May.

— To conceive of this effort of extraordinary dexterity distracts the imagination and makes admiration breathless".