Sentence examples for would not conceive from inspiring English sources

I essentially agree, ruinously, with the novelist Jim Harrison, who wrote that "whereas five hundred bucks seems reasonable for a great meal, I would not conceive of spending that much for an article of clothing or footwear".

In the mid eighteenth century the French physician and professor of medicine Jean Astruc continued to write in humoural terms about encouraging successful procreation, where 'very cold, languid and insensible Women' would not conceive and should be treated with remedies that were heating.

"You wouldn't conceive such random movements could produce such metronomic sounds: you get this der-der-der-der-der-errrr, der-der-der-der-der-errrr. It's disconcerting because it tends to be the ice breaking up around your tent, often literally around you.

For example, such changes could have meant that Laura's parents would not have met or would have not conceived a child with the exact same ovum and sperm that led to Laura.

Without deep time he would have not conceived the slow transition of one life form into another, so deep time has also been presented as the "lost ingredient" of evolutionary theory.

The significance of status in our societies mean many women would not even conceive of changing their circumstances.

I just could not conceive that she would ever do anything that would support degrading and inhumane treatment".

But we did not conceive that we would have this level of interest.

"Obviously, in your wildest dreams, you would not have conceived that this game would end in a tie," Selig said.

For example, under this definition, biological samples would not be conceived of as 'genetic', because they had not yet been subject to a 'genetic analysis'.

Dr. Zavos said he would use cloning only to help infertile couples who could not conceive in any other way.