Sentence examples for unexpected conception from inspiring English sources

He attracted notice as a theater maker in 2003 with "Word Becomes Flesh," about the unexpected conception of his son, and "Scourge" (2005), about Haitian-American identity.

I told her about my stress-related illnesses, which had hospitalized me twice earlier that year; about my sparkly-minded children; about watching my Lear-like father die in front of me; about my divorce, subsequent remarriage and unexpected conception of my son; about my dip into poverty; my husband's unemployment; my darkest fears; of aloneness.

Jennifer has claimed that her own unexpected conception and birth defects were the basis for the film's themes.

The memorable melodies that sat atop a virtuosic harmonic conception, emphasizing unexpected dissonances.

Burke's Enquiry into the Origin of our Ideas of the Sublime and the Beautiful, published in 1757, marked an unexpected departure from contemporary conceptions of taste and signalled a major turning point in aesthetics.

Arguably, a majority of patients did not, or at least not consistently, report very short TTPs but this is not unexpected as the likelihood of conception is dependent upon many additional variables, including timing and frequency of coitus and the presence of coexisting disorders, such as suboptimal sperm quality or ovulatory, tubal and uterine defects.

And they produce about a million conceptions, about half of which are unexpected.

Such an unexpected result had the potential to revolutionise our conceptions on the diversity and evolution of life, up to now based on the tripartite scheme of the three domains [ 13].

The mother responding to the social dance of early childhood and the lover embracing the unexpected are the antitheses of this straight man's conception of the self.

I can already imagine the blurbs from the Times adorning the DVD boxes for "The Immaculate Conception of Little Dizzle" ("Imaginative!") and "The Swimsuit Issue" ("Unexpected and sweet!"), someplace near the little laurel wreaths festooning the names of festivals where these films may have played.

The style of the dialogue forceful, colourful, and idiomatic is as striking as the daring conception of events, the avant-garde staging, and the unexpected mixture of religion and ribaldry.