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Sentences ending with conceived

Women have made this world one of the most beautiful places of residence to be conceived. [4]
That he could meet any opposition was not conceived. [4]
Admit that more irritating news than yours could not have been conceived. [2]
I believe that in the next chapter my notion of the Boer was rightly conceived. [5]
Surely it must be the princeliest creation that ever brain of man conceived. [5]

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At nearly fifteen years old, when she was growing fast, and in an irritable state of mind and body, she had had a governess placed over her for whom she had conceived an aversion. [6]
I go away with feelings that may be conceived but cannot be described, feeling within myself that desolating truth that my best affections have experienced this night a stifler! [12]
It was Nancy who conceived the brilliant idea--the more delightful because she said nothing about it to me--of making use of Sophy. [9]
The result was what the reader has by this time guessed: the most magnificent idea that was ever conceived had to be abandoned, from sheer lack of a person with enterprise enough to carry it out. [5]
Inasmuch as he was not suffered to have Ann herself in his company, he conceived the wish to possess her likeness in a picture; and he sent hither to that end a master of good fame, of the guild of painters in Venice. [10]
Whatever he did was judiciously conceived and perfectly executed; it satisfied the head, but rarely touched the heart. [4]
His whole soul was in it: "Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth on this continent a new nation, conceived in liberty and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal. [7]
I say it was conceived in violence, because the destruction of the Missouri Compromise, under the circumstances, was nothing less than violence. [7]
My time is up, and if you'll keep quiet for two minutes I'll tell you something about Miss Herts, the woman who conceived this splendid idea. [5]
And I am told it was conceived by a lawyer who claims to be a respectable member of his profession, and who has extraordinary ability, Theodore Watling. [9]
Trafford conceived that tobacco was the charm with which to exorcise the spirits of the past. [11]
This temple is to me like some grand epode, and the poet who composed it conceived it not in feeble words but formed it out of almost immovable masses. [10]
He saw that there had been a scene, and conceived that it was the kind of quarrel which could be better arranged by a third disinterested person. [11]
Let us contrast the last mentioned of these great piles with the obelisk as the Egyptian conceived and executed it. [6]
A jackal reconnoitered the lair to see how badly the lion was crippled, and conceived with astounding insolence the plan of capturing the lion's quarry. [9]
Suddenly these conceived the idea that it was flying in panic before Joan; and so in that instant it broke and swarmed away in a mad panic itself, with Talbot storming and cursing after it. [5]
His love for the character of Joan had grown with the years, until in time he had conceived the idea of writing her story. [5]
I understood the supreme mind that had conceived the Freeport Question. [9]
He conceived every subject on so grand a scale that he had not room in his head to turn it over and examine both sides of it. [4]
Mavick's combinations were splendidly conceived, but he lacked the power of coordination. [4]
Besides, my adventurous spirit had conceived a formidable enterprise--nothing less than a trip from Interlaken, by the Gemmi and Visp, clear to Zermatt, on foot! [5]
He had played so many tricks with Fate, had mocked while taking its gifts so often, that, like the son who has flouted his indulgent father through innumerable times, he conceived that he should never be disinherited. [11]
I like you, sir; I have conceived an affection for you. [5]
The genius of Shakespeare lay in his power to so use the real and individual facts of life as to raise in the minds of his readers a broader and nobler conception of human life than they had conceived before. [4]
Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth on this continent, a new nation, conceived in Liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal. [7]
Beautiful are those sentences out of James Martineau's sermons; some of them gems most pure and genuine; ideas deeply conceived, finely expressed. [14]
What grander river scenery can be conceived, as we gaze upon this enchanting landscape, from the uppermost point of these bluffs upon the valleys below? [5]
Yung Wing, now returned to China, had conceived the idea of making an appeal to the Government of the United States for relief of his starving countrymen. [5]
As Herbert Spencer remarks, "music arouses dormant sentiments of which we had not conceived the possibility, and do not know the meaning; or, as Richter says, tells us of things we have not seen and shall not see. [1]
I dislike to refer to what I have already done in the matter of charities, but I hinted to you awhile ago of a project I have conceived and almost perfected of gifts on a much larger scale than I have ever attempted. [9]
The Maid of Provence carried a handful of guns and a small but carefully chosen crew, together with Sainte-Helene, Perrot, and the lad Maurice Joval, who had conceived for Iberville friendship nigh to adoration. [11]
There was a passage in the letter which she did not show; not that it was unfeeling, she told my wife afterwards, but that it exhibited a worldly-mindedness that she could not have conceived of in Margaret. [4]
Mr. Worthington went on to outline the duty of citizens of the present day, as he conceived it, and in this connection referred, with becoming modesty, to the Worthington Free Library. [9]
If Shakespeare did not respect the laws of his imaginary country, and the creatures of his fancy, if Dumas were not true to the characters he conceived, and the achievements possible to them, such works would fall into confusion. [4]
But all had not happened as she expected; for something called Love had been conceived in her very slowly, and was now being born, and sent, trembling for its timid life, into the world. [11]
A man having no freedom cannot be conceived of except as deprived of life. [2]
The painter had never conceived that a New England conscience and a temper of no mean proportions could dwell together in the body of a wood nymph. [9]
For she had never conceived of him as having any desires whatever. [9]
Horapollo had been much attracted by the young physician's wide culture and earnest studiousness; he had conceived a warm liking for him, the warmest perhaps that he had ever felt for any fellow-human since the death of his own family. [10]
And to the mind, too, that conceived the idea of seizing and monopolizing it as a title. [5]
A dull preacher might be conceived, therefore, to lapse into a state of quasi heathenism, simply for want of religious instruction. [6]
He was a mere kinglet and of little or no consequence at the time of Captain Cook's arrival in 1788; but about four years afterward he conceived the idea of enlarging his sphere of influence. [5]
Whereupon my dear love conceived that it must be his woeful duty to tell his friend that the lady of his choice had no free heart to give him. [10]
Life can no longer be conceived of as worth having without the possessor. [10]
You have conceived like a man, Nuncio. [11]
But at last La Salle the Frenchman conceived the idea of seeking out that river and exploring it. [5]
But whenever he inclined to be sentimental, Ruth would cut him off, with some such gravely conceived speech as, "Does thee think that thy physician will take advantage of the condition of a man who is as weak as thee is? [5]
It was conceived in violence, is maintained in violence, and is being executed in violence. [7]
I conceived an idea that I never mentioned--I thought she was at heart more Gentile than Mormon. [13]
He conceived the idea of supplying the valley with certain necessaries, by intercepting the mule trains as they passed across the hills, and getting them down to Viking by means of that cable. [11]
This grand new idea of mine--the sublimest I have ever conceived, will save me whole, I am sure. [5]
Joe conceived the idea of getting some talk out of him. [5]
In brief, then, I have conceived the stupendous idea of reorganizing the climates of the earth according to the desire of the populations interested. [5]
He conceived the household, with the exception of the Vicomte, precipitating themselves into his arms. [9]
It was by his own wish he was here to-day, since he had conceived a new coiffure especially adapted, he declared, to the type of Madame Spence. [9]
Not to save his life could he have suppressed the hastily conceived distich, or have let slip such a justifiable claim to applause. [10]
He straightway devoted himself to a thing conceived on the day that Guida was restored to her rightful status as a wife. [11]
She conceived of him as a sort of hand of her father's, but she was willing to take them at their apparent social valuation for the time. [8]
On this ground he conceived (and the audience seemed to go with him) that Gen. Taylor held correct, sound republican principles. [7]
He wished to have it a fruition for McCrae as well as for himself; since theoretically, at least, he had pierced the hard crust of his assistant's exterior, and conceived him beneath to be all suppressed fire. [9]
It ought to have done it; it was well conceived, and its public manifesto was a masterpiece. [6]
Tom conceived a hatred for you. [5]
A Tramp Abroad has a quality of burlesque in it, which did not belong to the journey at all, but was invented to satisfy the craving for what the public conceived to be Mark Twain's humor. [5]
Yet about the hardest part of it was that for months I so often had to hear a phrase which I had conceived a particular distaste for. [5]
Clemens, who was growing weary of the constant demands of L. A. L., had conceived the idea that it would be well to dispose of a portion of it for enough cash to finance its manufacture. [5]
Dryfoos tried to grasp the idea of commercialism as the colonel seemed to hold it; he conceived of it as something like the dry-goods business on a vast scale, and he knew he had never been in that. [8]
It looks a good deal like grease-wood, and is the ugliest plant that was ever conceived of. [5]
Though it came from reading, it did not seem "literary," according to the notion she had conceived of the term. [9]
Three of these friends owned, by a singular chance, weekly newspapers, and having conceived a liking as well as an admiration for him, began to say pleasant things about him in their columns--which Mr. Crewe (always thoughtful) sent to other friends of his. [9]
Flint?--who was responsible for this pernicious change for the worse, who conceived the notion of leasing for the Truro the Central and the Northwestern,--thus making one railroad out of the three. [9]
He was indeed filled with sleeping learning, as it were, and I often conceived that he needed only fitting instruction and a fair start to wake it up. [10]
Now we are engaged in a great civil war, testing whether that nation, or any nation so conceived and so dedicated, can long endure. [7]
Now we are engaged in a great civil war, testing whether that nation or any nation so conceived and so dedicated, can long endure. [7]
He saw that Dryfoos was trying to undo Mrs. Mandel's work practically, and get him to come again to his house; that he now conceived of the offence given him as condoned, and wished to restore the former situation. [8]
And yet I did nothing, attempted nothing, but what I conceived to be for the good of my country. [5]
Cauchon raged and cursed over his defeats and his impotence during seven says; then he conceived a new scheme. [5]
Old Tom, in consulting the map, conceived an unheard-of effrontery, a high treason which took away the breath of his secretary and treasurer when it was pointed out to him. [9]
He had also conceived the idea of another book of travel, and this was his purpose of a projected trip to England. [5]
She had never conceived of such a man. [9]
Judge Thatcher had conceived a great opinion of Tom. [5]
My blood ran cold as I conceived of this chance. [10]
A geographical line coinciding with a marked principle, moral and political, once conceived and held up to the angry passions of men, will never be obliterated, and every irritation will mark it deeper and deeper. [7]
Even the French, clever as they are, have not conceived her: equality and fraternity are neither kith nor kin of hers, and she laughs at them as myths--for she is a laughing lady. [9]
It is quite certain that both of us, the Master and myself, conceived on the instant a respect for the Scarabee which we had not before felt. [6]
If Susan had carried out a plan which she conceived in a moment of folly of placing that photograph on Cynthia's bureau, there would undoubtedly have been a quarrel. [9]
Many a shriek came up, of which it was hard to say whether it was the expression of wild defiance or of bitter jesting, and no more suitable accompaniment could be conceived to this terrific riot than the clank of chains. [10]
Seeing the Tall Calvary, he had conceived the idea of this disguise, and Mathilde had brought him the robe for the purpose. [11]
In whatever adventurous blood his purposes had been conceived, or his doubtful plans accomplished, he was still, stripped of power, a man to be reckoned with: resolute in his course once set upon, and impulsive towards good as towards evil. [11]
In a death-trap as cleverly conceived as that crossing, with a down grade approaching it, they ought to have got the horse too. [9]
It was conceived and carried on in a spirit of boundless hope and enthusiasm. [6]
Then he by and by conceived the idea of lecturing around America as "Mark Twain's Brother"--that to be on the bills. [5]
He had conceived a tremendous admiration for Victoria, which had been shaken a little by the suspicion that she might be intending to marry Mr. Crewe. [9]
We hear of a thing, and when we afterwards see it we ask ourselves whether we have conceived of it rightly. [10]
I have conceived a sort of unwarrantable unfriendliness toward Pliny and St. Paul, because it seems as if I can never ferret out a place that I can have to myself. [5]
But we conceived a profound respect for each other then. [11]
For I conceived a notion, enlarged by Mr. Fox, that I had more than once fallen into the tender clutches of the hounds. [9]
He had conceived a liking for me, reciprocated on my part; the more so, because I knew that behind his blunt exterior there was a warm and manly heart. [11]
Also he was a great friend in the Pernharts' house, and aught more happy and pleasant than his talks with the old Dame can scarce be conceived of. [10]
The imagination of a fiend alone could have conceived and brought to execution the crime he has committed. [9]

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