Sentence examples for we were able to conceive from inspiring English sources

We were able to conceive very quickly, which was exciting and unexpected given my age.

Applying methods from the theory of dynamical systems, we were able to conceive that an increase in the ligand concentration above the capacity of the CDE-pathway qualitatively alters the system behaviour by enforcing an alternative steady-state (Fig. 3, Table 1).

In none which we are able to conceive".

So, by reductio he concludes that we are able to conceive of objects that do not exist.

The language and practice of mathematicians is legitimate because we are able to conceive of perceptible magnitudes in ways that they are not.

But, she suggests, if we can conceive of it as being permissible, and as being impermissible, we have shown that we are able to conceive of two ethically inconsistent possible worlds.

Moreover, Habermas suggests that in forming an identity, we must interact with others, since it is through intersubjective communication that we are able to conceive of ourselves as a subject, and also to regard others as subjects worthy of moral consideration.

Living in NYC at the time, we found other couples who were able to conceive with modern advances in medicine and so did we.

However, these people were not in the last phase of their life, and we did not know whether they were able to conceive of a situation in which they were terminally ill when responding to this question.

And one 16th-century French physician concluded that laborers were able to conceive more children because they waited until after their "first sleep" to make love.

The radicals of the 60s were able to conceive the possibility of a new mode of human existence, but technology and the balance of global forces – class, race, inter-state rivalry – militated against achieving it.