Sentence examples for would conceive from inspiring English sources

No sitcom would conceive of showing the pain and pessimism of many an Ayckbourn "comedy".

It was the first of many grand edifices they would conceive.

Elizabet would conceive but miscarry in the first four months of pregnancy.

Only Mexico would conceive of the master of the real world as a trickster".

Both received the vision of an angel, who announced that Anne would conceive and bear a most wondrous child.

Who but a solicitor would conceive of decorating the gates of the Law with the carved heads of celebrated judges and lawyers?

And more important, would conceiving a child outside the womb (not actually in a test tube but in an embryology lab) have any long-term effects?

With future Quadraphenia screenwriter Martin Stellman, he'd conceived Babylon as a BBC TV play in 1975.

I learned to recognize the signs that I'd conceived within days of the event.

He'd conceived the female lead as an upper-class version of Margot Leadbetter, whom I'd played in The Good Life.

The actor, 62, said winning the award marked the fulfilment of an ambition he'd conceived 23 years ago when touching one of the statuettes at Sylvester Stallone's house.