Sentence examples for we cannot conceive from inspiring English sources

We cannot conceive of a world that is going to be as unequal as it is now.

We still make the distinction even if we cannot conceive or apprehend any other example beside the particular thing.

According to Freud, we are really unable to believe that we are mortal, for we cannot conceive of ourselves as being absent.

We rediscovered a simple, human weakness: that we cannot conceive of an abstract problem, or even a concrete problem involving huge numbers, except through one individual.

Has the women's movement now become so normalised that we cannot conceive of needing to take positive action to secure equal education outcomes for boys?" Concerns about the gender gap in higher education have been growing for some time.

For many years, I have told students, "Do not do what I do; rather, take whatever I have to offer and do with it what I could never imagine doing and then come back and tell me about it". My hope is that colleges and universities will be shaken out of their complacency and will open academia to a future we cannot conceive.

Were all else equal, pleasure would be good, and we simply cannot conceive of a happiness that does not include pleasure and pleasurable affects.

We simply cannot conceive of what the world looks like to whomever is left still calling themselves a Republican.

But the UK is not in the Eurozone, and I cannot conceive we are likely to join.

As old mice cannot conceive, we induced parabiosis between young pregnant mice and old nonpregnant mice.

The European agenda is the only one we are pursuing, and I cannot conceive of any greater ambition at the moment than using this agenda to achieve the results that Europe needs.