Meanings of conceive than in English

Portalis observed that it was more easy to conceive than to execute such a vast plan.

That this woman is more likely to conceive than the emotional one, is a well-known fact.

The whole Court, too, was richly attired; all which you can better conceive than I am able to express.

No more deeply fantastic writer can I conceive than Dostoievsky, nor any who has described actual situations more vividly.

The effect this disappointment had upon every individual on the island will be easier to conceive than to express by words.

It is easier to conceive than to describe the poor man's feelings at that moment, therefore we leave the reader to conceive them.

Livid and ghastly by turns, the knight's features wore that ludicrous expression of rage and astonishment more easy to conceive than to portray.

HIV-positive women who initially selected injectable contraception were less likely to abandon the method and significantly less likely to conceive than other study participants.

The reader can better conceive than we describe, the sorts of people, passions, and pursuits, herding thus confusedly together; and with these various objects.

No sooner was the thought conceived than it was put into execution.

He is an original conception,-andnot more happily conceived than skilfully executed.

The transports of the poor Spaniards may be more easily conceived than described.

No sooner was the thought conceived than the act was done.

No sooner was the brilliant project conceived than it was executed.

The feelings of his disconsolate parent may be more readily conceived than described.

In a word, his despair was more easy to be conceived than related.