Sentence examples for we conceive of from inspiring English sources
In the United States, we conceive of freedom differently.
So, too, does Russia, or at least the Russia we conceive of in the West.
The S.U.V. boom represents a shift in how we conceive of safety.
They re-factor how we conceive of distance, place, and time.
In the same fashion must we conceive of the beginning of its movement.
How do we conceive of populism, and how useful have these conceptualizations been?
Each of these shifts poses dramatic changes to how we conceive of boundaries, physically and conceptually.
"We are tremendously different in how we conceive of our job," he said.
For Ricoeur, we conceive of evil through the realm of myth, or grand narratives that express common human experience.
We conceive of a fourth dimension in the same way a Flatlander might wrestle with the idea of a third.
What changes if we conceive of still outputs, ongoing processes, or interactive processes as the "finished" work?
