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How did you conceive that approach?

"Can you conceive that one day Jews will not live in Hebron?" Sharon retorted.

How do you conceive that look and feel in your mind and how do you convey that to your cinematographer?

Perhaps the most likely explanation involves Step 3: once you understand it, it is trivial, but until you conceive that it might be true, it might elude you.

It is very difficult; very, very difficult to conceive that Sanjay had no idea what was going on".

People use donors because they want to love and raise a healthy child and need help to conceive that child.

How far back did you conceive of that? .

Or imagine it coming from Victoria's Secret, where you can conceive that a little sly jokiness about its stock-in-trade might bring a welcome levity to a brand that tends to traffic in a voluptuous seriousness.

The patient conceived: "That's what makes her so unique," Michael Dooley says.

From the beginning, James Hoban, the White House architect, conceived that immense airy chamber as the mansion's main reception room.

When the idea of a national museum in "the Land" was first conceived, that was also the case.