Sentence examples for we often conceive from inspiring English sources

We often conceive of reminiscence as a backward movement through time, but everyone knows that grief can be disorientingly nonlinear, extending radially through the past and the future.

We often conceive of memory as something like a storage tank and a test as a kind of dipstick that measures how much information we've put in there.

We often conceive of a preoccupation with beauty, weight and age as a solitary activity for a woman -- an internal conversation she runs in the privacy of her own head.

His former adviser remembers: "I asked him once what he would like to have achieved as prime minister, when he looks back, and he said: 'I would rather be in for one term if it meant we could reform welfare and education.'" In politics, as elsewhere, people often conceive of the future as simply an extension of the recent past.

More interesting, perhaps, than an argument about the merits and demerits of each conception of love is the simple fact that, if literature is any indication, men and women so often conceive of love differently, and that, even in the face of so much social change over the past two centuries, this difference is still very much in evidence.

Since the idea of being guided by objective norms is problematic for norms like (NB1) and (NB3) (see above, 3.1), guidance normativists often conceive of the relation between their favorite objective norm and (NB4) in particular ways: If the objective norm is given priority, one suggestion is that it is followed by means of following the subjective rules (Boghossian 2003).

Parents of febrile children often conceive fever as a disease that requires treatment, rather than being a symptom or a sign of illness.

Menstruation is a poor indicator of fertility potential, but the limited data indicate that women who retain ovarian function after chemotherapy can often conceive [31,32], probably reflecting their young age.

Inbreeding appears to be influenced by female dispersal and mating patterns; the majority of pups (63.9%) are born to females breeding within their natal group, and these females often conceive to relatives, whereas females that mate-extra-group or disperse mate with nonrelatives (Nichols et al. 2014).

Ah yes, we know the type, more often conceived as a male: busy mouth and empty regard, appetite without a soul, looking human while calling into question everything we cherish about our fellow man.

Architecture, unlike most of the other arts, is not often conceived independently of particular surroundings.