Sentence examples for was always conceived from inspiring English sources

The memorial was always conceived as a secular space, Brendan Nelson said.

But Operation Overlord was always conceived as a common alliance of the English-speaking peoples.

No, would be the instant response, it was always conceived of as a whole.

In the Middle was always conceived as the central abstract act of a larger work called Impressing the Czar, which Forsythe mounted in Frankfurt a year later.

Chicago, on the other hand, was always conceived by its organizers -- especially Abbie Hoffman and his partner in mischief Jerry Rubin -- as an opportunity to show new left political theater on national television.

And, while the recently concluded Merlin was always conceived as a five-year project, it feels as though Being Human only recently took the necessary steps to ensure its continued life on-screen.

Policies are always conceived and enacted under uncertainty.

(And) it is imagined as a community, because, regardless of the actual inequality and exploitation that may prevail in each, the nation is always conceived as a deep, horizontal comradeship (7).

Rather, li are always conceived as structuring, balancing, modulating, guiding phenomena, processes, reflection and human discernment and response.

In traditional philosophy we always speak of a kind of first principle or origin and that origin is always conceived as self-identical (again something like a Garden of Eden principle).

Our research shows that DAs shaped by Regions are always conceived as competitive development tools to enhance agricultural and agro-food assets and to reinforce the local rural system, Thanks to our new-found methodological approach, we can say that DAs, by design, have proved to be: A flexible method.