Sentence examples for why we conceived from inspiring English sources
Having just spent three weeks film-making and going quietly mad at the party conferences, we've been reminded again of why we conceived the series in the first place.
That is why we conceived ITTI as a multimedia project that will examine how cutting-edge technologies can bring about new functional and conceptual approaches allowing for international trade transactions and negotiations to advance.
As Jack Meiland (1976) construes Erdmann's philosophy of logic, the psychological interpretation of logical principles is meant to explain why we cannot conceive of radically different logical systems.
Instead, we conceived another baby naturally.
We conceived him in a particular way.
Why do we do it, and how might we conceive of it in ways relevant to our practice of narrative medicine?
We conceive who we are as we conceive the meal in front of us.
The metaphors we use shape how we conceive of problems and by extension conceive of solutions.
Nor can we conceive of any," Rosenbaum wrote.
The dilemma is how do we conceive of God today?
Mr. Shahzad recounted how and why he conceived the plot, traveling to Pakistan last year, joining the Taliban and receiving training in how to construct a bomb.
