1 I can not conceive of such cruelty as to take a child away from its mother.

2 Many people can't conceive of a dinner without meat or fish.

3 I just can't even conceive of that quantity of money.

4 We conceive of ourselves as individuals.

5 It's difficult to conceive of traveling to the moon.

6 We can't conceive of living without a telephone.

7 I cannot conceive of anybody writing a play by sitting down and mapping it out.

8 Half a century ago it's difficult to conceive of travelling to the moon.

9 He couldn't conceive of a time when he would have no job.

10 We conceive of the family as being in a constant state of change.

11 I can hardly conceive of your doing such a thing.

12 He was immensely ambitious but unable to conceive of winning power for himself.

13 It is difficult to conceive of a society without money.

14 Conceive of the boundless, but expect nothing whatever.

15 It was impossible to conceive of her as dead.

16 But however can one conceive of this happening without a total disregard for humanity?

17 This leads to problems when I try to conceive of my own knowing, believing or thinking in behaviourist terms.

18 You are unable to conceive of the man without conscience.

19 But she did not conceive of unmarried life as a solution.

20 But Aristotle did not conceive of natural laws based on mathematical principles.

21 It is difficult to conceive of such thinking taking place without the growth and development of intellectual ability.

22 It is indeed difficult to conceive of bad faith which would not automatically render applicable one of the two traditional control mechanisms.

23 Pressed into action, Alvin found it difficult to conceive of himself as a mere resident choreographer.

24 None of them have the wherewithal to conceive of a Reconciliation.

25 I cannot conceive of a greater loss than the loss of one's self-respect. Mahatma Gandhi 

26 You can conceive of globular protein molecules folding from chains of left- and right-handed amino acids but not helical protein molecules.

27 Surely, in conceiving of something that hurts, you necessarily conceive of it as painful to you.

28 On the other hand, we have mental activity which enables us, second-by-second, to conceive of ourselves as mental entities.

29 It has been suggested that it is tempting to conceive of morality as a guide to human conduct.

30 It requires teachers to look critically at their own present practice as well as being able to conceive of alternatives.

1 I can not conceive of such cruelty as to take a child away from its mother.

2 Many people can't conceive of a dinner without meat or fish.

3 I just can't even conceive of that quantity of money.

4 It's difficult to conceive of traveling to the moon.

5 I can hardly conceive of your doing such a thing.

31 To think in these terms requires a shift in the way humans conceive of time, the researchers said.

32 In the cool light of this brighter day it was hard to conceive of it as a visitation of demons.

33 Now, Nell could not conceive of love between a man and a woman, could not bear the thought of ageing.

34 This orientation to language complements the way we conceive of remediation.

35 He is unaware of the depths of her feelings and unable to conceive of himself as repulsive.

36 They may conceive of it in piecemeal fashion, recognising particular boundaries as and when it is unavoidably necessary to do so.

37 Does it really make sense to conceive of a tutorial existing in isolation?

38 It would not be possible to conceive of Ultimate Concern apart from particular modes of religious discourse.

39 It is perfectly possible to conceive of groups or individuals who have power without actually ruling in the official(), visible sense.

40 How can you conceive of something as painful, as hurting, without conceiving of it as hurting you?

41 It is impossible to conceive of dialectical materialism without atheism, and it is this which underlies Marxism as an ideology.

42 Britain defines it in terms of competition and free trading; most of the other countries conceive of it in terms of minimum operating standards.

43 Nevertheless, to conceive of parents as utterly static in the child's psychological life is likely to distort the picture grossly.

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44 It's difficult to conceive of living on the moon.

45 I cannot conceive of such a thing happening again.

46 They could not conceive of the possibility of failure.

47 I am quite sure the Nazis can't conceive of God without a swastika arm - band.

48 Instead, we conceive of home mostly as a site of enclosure and closure, of narrow-mindedness and nationalism.

49 Nobody can conceive of imagine all the wonders there are unseen and unseeable in the world.

50 Aristotle's scientific attitude led him to conceive of God primarily as a First Cause.

51 I could not conceive of anybody using it for a title.

52 The paper introduces the project which focus on the concept of "growing" to make an answer of these questions and conceive of a future vision on this area.

53 I cannot conceive of such a thing as Genoa in ruins.