Sentence examples for were better conceived from inspiring English sources

His buildings were better conceived than Wren's or Adam's, better made than those of Frank Lloyd Wright, an admirer.

A pork osso bucco with fennel was better conceived but also poorly prepared.

Hence the dialogical self in its extension might be better conceived as a time space matrix.

The contrast between father and son could not have been better conceived by Chekhov.

I'm sure that in my hands the trip would have been better conceived, better organized and less tedious in recall.

And so it should: Kevin, Stuart, Bob and the rest of the dungareed denizens couldn't be better conceived for frictionless global uptake.

This study finds that factors relevant to service quality are better conceived as its antecedents rather than its components and that customer satisfaction strongly mediates the effect of service quality on behavioral intentions.

In Rusciano's view, although world opinion may succeed in supporting, controlling, or limiting conflicts in certain instances, it is better conceived, at least for the present, as one among many variables utilized by political leaders in their formulation of foreign policy.

"[P]iracy is better conceived as a failure of affordable access to media in legal markets".

Whereas System 2 exhibits a degree of functional unity, System 1 is better conceived as a loose conglomeration of semi-autonomous dispositions, states, and processes, which can conflict not only with System 2 but also with each other.

It may be instead that only certain parts of one's life are unified in the way they describe, and these could in fact be stretches defined also by the obtaining of strong psychological connectedness, say (such that one's life would be better conceived as a collection of short stories than as a novel).