Sentence examples for what I conceive from inspiring English sources

"I have a certain conception of what I conceive to be the right relationship between a writer and publisher," said novelist Sherwood Anderson, "a relationship that might be, at its best, a kind of intellectual marriage".

I tend to focus more on what I conceive as the difference between things, instead of how the same things can be experienced in different ways.

Anthony Trollope said that his 1875 novel, "The Way We Live Now," was "instigated by what I conceived to be the commercial profligacy of the age".

Trollope, in his autobiography, said that the novel was "instigated by what I conceived to be the commercial profligacy of the age".

The discussions were extensive — "more discussion that I wanted to have under what I conceived to be time pressure to close the deal," he wrote — and the lawyers suggested changes.

I formed to my self Ideas of greater accuracy than had yet appeared, and have endeavoured to produce a Sett of Types according to what I conceived to be their true proportion.

God knows I have endeavored to fulfill what I conceived to be an honest duty.

Despite stellar traction at over 4 million users and 15 million flings opened per day after launching less than a year ago, Fling had morphed into something entirely different from what I initially conceived.

He tells another close friend, Humbert Ferrand, what the symphony is about: "I conceive an artist, gifted with a lively imagination, who … sees for the first time a woman who realises the ideal of beauty and fascination that his heart has so long invoked, and falls madly in love with her.

But what is not given to me by my geometry teacher is the understanding of the fact that what is expressed by the definition is indeed what I originally rather vaguely conceived by my concept abstracted from visible circles.

I criticised Stalin and I cannot conceive how what I've written can be regarded as a defence of Stalin.