Sentence examples for a very simple concept from inspiring English sources

"It's a very simple concept".

We have a very simple concept.

"It's a very simple concept, and in this town it has been blown out of proportion".

"It's a very simple concept," said Daniel Miller, co-founder of Fundrise.

So that's a very simple concept — it's a very ancient one actually, there's nothing new about it; it's just a reinterpretation.

"I'm proud to be part of a government that expresses a very simple concept – those who do wrong, must pay, whoever they are, without any differences or favouritism," she said in a speech in parliament.

"It's just about inspiring the girls by the very simple concept of 'I cannot dream it unless I have seen it'," González Durántez says.

It turns to account the ingenious thought of tracing back all relations concerning bodies and their relative positions to the very simple concept "distance" (Strecke).

"We'd like to advance this very simple concept," says Lodal. "That two people — neighbors, students, retired professionals, it can be anyone — can come together voluntarily and help someone identify their goals and achieve their potential".

From guidance on the very simple concept of tolerance in Dr Seuss's The Butter Battle to titles specifically promoting pacifism such as David McKee's powerfully understated The Conquerors or Raymond Briggs's more overtly political commentary on the Falklands War in The Tin-Pot Foreign General and the Old Iron Woman, picture books establish some of the basic socio-political tenets of politics.

This is science, people, and since Florida was ranked 44th in high school graduation rates when Jeb Bush left office as governor in 2008, it's not hard to see why he doesn't understand this very simple concept.