Sentence examples for Concept of something from inspiring English sources

"They had no concept of something that was so original".

We'd also need the concept of something that wasn't media.

Infinity, the concept of something that is unlimited, endless, without bound.

It is one thing to suppose that people have a concept of something and quite another to suppose that the entity in question exists.

"There was general agreement in the room that the concept of something like this was intriguing," said Nancy Jo Pekarek, a spokeswoman for GlaxoSmithKline.

Woods says he harnesses the concept of something he calls "cultural context".

They've really grasped this concept of making something bigger than themselves, making something that future years can take and move on.

Church uses a notion he calls a concept, where anything that is the sense of a name for something can serve as a concept of that something.

The claim that this is, straightforwardly, a mistaken conception, reveals the point that eudaimonia is, avowedly, a moralized, or "value-laden" concept of happiness, something like "true" or "real" happiness or "the sort of happiness worth seeking or having".

"The concept of controlling something by thinking is like 1950s science fiction," Justin Levinson, one of the game's architects, said.

Chaos magic never quite happened (the concept of wearing something because it was "imbued with meaning" is a bit arch), but the idea of magic?