Sentence examples for which i conceive from inspiring English sources
Such is the present Law of our Nature, which I conceive to be no other than a meer arbitrary Constitution or Establishment of Him that hath made us to be what we are" (Johnson 1752, §3, 3).
Howe refused to withdraw his men, telling Bellew "I am too much an Officer to recede from any point which I conceive to be my duty".
Recognizing that the terms "tyranny" and "monarchy" had too many negative connotations at the time, Nicola advised using an alternative title in the near future, " But if all other things were once adjusted I believe strong argument might be produced for admitting the title of king, Which I conceive would be attended with some material advantages.
The "total-force" concept, which I conceived, more closely links active-duty, National Guard and reserve military components.
In the spring of 2005, my neon Téléphone arabe is hung on the parapet of the railroad bridge overhanging the art space for which I conceived it (Figure 3).
One of my favorite recent McSweeney's projects is McSweeney's #36, which I conceived as a box that looks like a human head.
When he goes down to the beach, "I pass the house in which I was conceived".
But frame does give rise to a first role in this model as well, which I call conceiving, namely thinking through the purpose, perspective, and positions of a particular unit to be managed over a particular period of time.
(You're welcome?) Synesthetically, birthdays are blue-purple, which I probably conceived through some narcissism-prism of a mid-January birthday (Birthday-activity ice skating is white in reality, but feels blue, clean, cold; The themeless birthday décor of an awkwardly timed/trans-holiday birthday will be mutably festive, like purple).
It is obvious enough; for I believe that we have discovered the Sophist: which is, as I conceive, the proper name for the class described.
The "Bird's Nest" National Stadium, which I helped to conceive, is designed to embody the Olympic spirit of "fair competition".
