Sentence examples for a full concept from inspiring English sources

I demand a full concept album about the event, for which Sting specifically learns the balalaika, and for which he will win seven Russian Grammys.

No student exhibited a full concept of selection.

"They marched me over to him and I remember having some idea of who he was, but not really a full concept," Radcliffe said.

But you're into the idea of an album as a full concept Definitely.

Furthermore, as was noted in the discussion of concepts, the contents of thoughts and representations need not always be fully conceptual: an infant seeing a triangle might deploy a representation with the nonconceptual content of a triangle, even though he does not possess the full concept as understood by a student of geometry.

Preschool children are unlikely to understand the full concept of fractions, but they can start to get an idea of how parts make a whole, and compare sizes and quantities.

Nationally, there is a lack of social care mental health leadership and few commissioning strategies that address personalisation in its full concept beyond the growing (welcome) focus on personal health budgets.

Or does anyone think that this possible "glass half full" concept could work?

It was difficult to decide at what point an LA was beginning to use formative assessment language even if they had not developed the full concept yet.

"Sometimes these issues are really hard to discover when you've not got the full concept of what's going on outside the social network that you run.

To help understand the full concept of NBS and KSBS, simple examples of two-player case are graphically depicted in Fig. 1.