Sentence examples for a concept which from inspiring English sources

But he will try to claw back what he considers to be part of the "Russian world"—a concept which has no legal borders.

Hawke names the other major reform business of those years as "new federalism", a concept which never came to fruition.

Freedom of the press is not a concept which much exercises the minds of a largely illiterate people.

It's a concept which jars at first, but then becomes a constant and poignant reminder of a world irretrievably lost.

His brothers Jim, Glen and Lyle are planning the next "Brothers Weekend" (a concept which Mark had created), in his honor.

Our kick is against the federal government's philosophy of tax collection- a concept which assumes universal crookedness, adopts the shakedown tactics and arouses the taxpayer to white fury.

South Africa's successful hosting of the 1995 Rugby World Cup "was one of the great manifestations of 'the rainbow nation' – a concept which has sadly bitten the dust.

"Seidler was consistently inspired by works of art; a concept which seems to be fading away nowadays, as buildings become more efficient and calculated.

It's a concept which rejects the fusty notion that a gilt edged invitation demands the kneejerk response of a floor length, cocktail dress.

He had a concept which held that a bank did not have to lend its own deposits because it could lend other banks' deposits.

"Terroir is a concept which originated in France," Jake Hancock of London's Imperial College, a geologist, observed recently in the Journal of Wine Research.