Sentence examples for you could conceive from inspiring English sources
"There's no way you could conceive of those things.
It's the dullest kind of two-shot you could conceive of – two faces square on to the camera, only rarely turning to add facial expression to what's being said.
If you could conceive a Nobel laureate's child, or a successful businessman's, why not? (It's not just an Indian thing.
That's the spiritual moment where things better that you could conceive happen.
He continued: "I'm moving from being an independent, sir, to being absolutely opposed to any policy you could conceive of".
"I realized, if you have an auteur, if you have somebody who's not used to compromise, they're used to making what they want, they're gonna make something better than what you could conceive of.
I'm not sure we could conceive of anything much larger than ourselves.
The worst birthday present I could conceive of receiving is the visit of Donald Trump.
Who could conceive a sharper contrast than between Jacob Schiff and the young Felix Warburg?
Apparently Friendster management could conceive of only one reason: to subvert the site.
But what if applications like these could really talk to each other, and we could conceive of a modular toolbox?
