Sentence examples for a concept that's from inspiring English sources

But "internet-related activity" is a concept that's broadening fast and Google's immense data mountain is driving development in other, more unexpected areas.

This week the Japanese Broadcasting Association trumpeted a concept that's a leap beyond today's outer limits of high definition.

Another area the project is actively looking at is unikernels — a concept that's slowly bubbling again, especially after Docker's acquisition of Unikernel Systems.

But bankrolling one's own retirement is a concept that's unheard of in most of the rest of the advanced world.

That's a concept that's as dumb as the old conglomerates in the 60's and 70's".

At MTV, reality is a concept that's parsed very fine.

The Moxi Menu system puts menu choices in a horizontal line and shows submenus extending vertically a concept that's harder to describe than it is to use.

But impossible is a concept that makes one's heart laugh and throw peanuts at the television.

Sound has long been co-opted as a weapon and used to torture prisoners, a concept that informs Jason Eckardt's "Subject," performed by the JACK Quartet on Friday evening at Bryant Park.

One child she spoke to mentioned a "food angel who leaves baskets of food outside the house with all the food the family needs," a concept that became Cutwater's inspiration for the latest campaign.

It's a concept that was popularized in Steven Covey's classic The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People.