Sentence examples for yet conceived from inspiring English sources

It won't be easy; some say it's the hardest thing humans have yet conceived of.

Human ingenuity has not yet conceived a machine to pick tomatoes.

(The telephone was not yet conceived as a general, person-to-person means of communication).

No technology yet conceived can supplant the transfer of experience directly from one living body to another.

The remarkable birth rate of Model T's was made possible by the most advanced production technology yet conceived.

He was telling me that he played the game better than others, while I had not yet conceived of the game itself.

"We cannot yet conceive of a world without her in it.

(Bear in mind we'd just emerged from the period in which doctors endorsed cigarettes and few people could yet conceive of the government lying to us or allowing food manufacturers to do us any harm. Really).

For Ebony South Africa, that meant a retail market with still too little interest in advertising to black consumers and a magazine industry with little room for a publication celebrating a level of success that few black people here can yet conceive, let alone achieve.

What feats will it be able to accomplish that we can't yet conceive of?

I saw the vigor of his majesty at every single feast when I was a child who could not yet conceive.