Sentence examples for a real concept from inspiring English sources

I have attempted to make clear that we must prove before the eyes of the world, in Afghanistan and elsewhere, that participation in the struggle against terror will also bring a peace dividend, and I know of no one who has a real concept for a new order in the Middle East which could shape the region afterward.

First, you dig into history by taking an elevator down, which ticks dates down slowly from 2015, past 1776, until you get to the beginning of the 15th century – when you are deposited into a scene depicting the Atlantic world of the slave trade, in a time before there is even a real concept of Africa as a place.

There's no doubt that "New Japan" is a real concept.

Orem says most Ugandans don't have a real concept of cancer as a set of diseases that can be diagnosed and treated.

It appeared clear that before, no one had a real concept of the quantity of intra-specific "variability" or even of the quantity of taxonomic biodiversity.

"I don't think he has a real concept of reality," Rippon said.

He has spoken about well-run family farms and raising animals in optimal conditions and about slaughtering them humanely (a kind of oxymoron, but also a very real concept).

It's clear by now that companies recognize that digital transformation or modernization or whatever you choose to call it is a very real concept that can help stave off disruption.

But Henry Francis is a more real concept to her now than Don, since she's learned that there really is no Don.

Of course, I had no real concept of a sub-zero winter in an uninsulated space.

Still, there was no real concept of a "religious" political party.