Sentence examples for which it was conceived from inspiring English sources

Although "Gruppen" was partly inspired by the Swiss Alpine location in which it was conceived, its tumult of simultaneous impulses suggests the disparate sounds of New York as heard from a random street corner, Mr. Gilbert said.

Milestone Films's two-disc Premiere Edition DVD contains a meticulous restoration of director Kent Mackenzie's 1961 release and a wealth of supplementary materials that provide insight into its production and the broader historical context in which it was conceived.

The tube is generally used in the altruistic spirit in which it was conceived.

Dahl demonstrates that, due to the context in which it was conceived, our constitution came to incorporate significant antidemocratic elements.

The impression looking upwards from the piazza is of contained force, a building bursting with the vitality of the "big bang" City in which it was conceived.

But a public piece such as "L'histoire en Peinture de l'Assemblée Nationale" eventually leaves the environment in which it was conceived and goes out into the world, for all kinds of people to encounter, voluntarily or not.

At all scales, and across the ages, architecture is a product of the financial environment in which it is conceived, for better or worse.

The critical factor in a plan's success, Mr. Epling believes, is a workable framework within which it is conceived, executed and, most important, utilized.

The fundamental theory, which was to be restated and developed in the positivism of Hippolyte Taine, is that a work must express the moral and historical reality, the zeitgeist, of the nation in which it is conceived.

That which the indictment charges makes the publication criminally false is that there was omitted from it 'a proposal by Maxim Gorky that Russia wage a separate war against Germany.' Thus the charge is that the crime consisted not in publishing something which tended to encourage German enemies, but in omitting to publish something which it is conceived might have discouraged them.

Besides Catholic Action in the strict sense, in which it is conceived as an extension of the hierarchy, there is the broader notion of the lay apostolate, which involves the more autonomous activity of the laity in the temporal society to bring a Christian influence to their environment.