Sentence examples for was never conceived from inspiring English sources

Carnival was never conceived as an all-black affair.

"BT, Virgin and Sky operate in a way that was never conceived of by the current system of regulation.

But Mr. Batali said Eataly was never conceived simply as a store selling prepared food to take out, or as a one-stop comprehensive supermarket.

Mr. Birkerts convinced him that, huge as the McCormick House was, it was intended to be its particular size and no bigger, and that it was never conceived of by Wright as a corporate headquarters anyway.

The film was never conceived to be a horror film, it's easy to dismiss it and call it that, it's a film about the mystery of faith, and there are not many films about that.

Last Tango was never conceived as a retort to an imbalance in the demographic reach of television: it was essentially a story about her widowed mother, who, at the age of 75, fell in love with a man she'd known at junior school.

Hunt's buildings, ornate as they are, were never conceived as pure esthetic objects.

Unlike his letters, which were never conceived as public proclamations, the tone of his published articles illustrates his evolving reputation.

The problem was that they were never conceived of to prevent the "epidemic" of concussions in the game.

The 401(k) plans upon which most workers now rely were never conceived as a holistic retirement system.

That's precisely the problem with video game baps: they're never conceived as a part of the human they're attached to.