Sentence examples for a mere concept of from inspiring English sources
However, the meaning of this term ranges from a real object in the external world referred to by the word to a mere concept of an object which may or may not correspond to anything in the external world.
Cf. J. Seifert, "Si Deus est Deus, Deus est" 218, for whom the argument takes its "starting point in the objective essence and not in a mere concept of God".
Any tendency to render God a mere concept or symbol put Rabbi Heschel on full alert.
It's daunting to imagine growing a mere concept or small business into a global brand.
As an independent artist, the mere concept of winning a Grammy Award (or even being nominated) seems like a very distant goal.
Although researchers thought this phenomenon only happened when someone directly perceives something in the outside world, a new study of a synesthete doing arithmetic shows that the mere concept of a number is enough to color her world.
However, it may also be argued that the mere concept of a baseline is an anomaly in organizational research of complex change, as there may not be a clear starting point for the intervention, and multiple changes happen simultaneously and continuously all the time.
Beer drinkers have rejoiced, extolling the mere concept of a craft brew interrupting the country's monotonous beer landscape.
Imagine it: a workday without distraction, where the mere concept of rest was for the weak and puerile, and your mind was razor-sharp until you decided you were finished with it until the morning.
As for the mere concept of working for a company whose slippery methods and unlikable leadership have been repeatedly pilloried over the last few years, it's a legitimate concern.
