Sentence examples for a whole concept from inspiring English sources

Frank later got a whole concept album to himself.

"I make a whole concept for him, what I think he should be dressed like, what alter ego he should have.

You can find pretty much all Persian dishes in London but I'm afraid we are yet to have a Persian pizza place (a whole concept of its own) here.

In it the Star wants to pick up a little on the ordinary man ("I feel a whole concept album coming on") and decides for the purpose of research to become Norman.

As opposed to DC [Comics], where everybody got along and it was all very nice and all the heroes liked each other … Stan Lee introduced a whole concept of characterisation to comic books and conflict; maybe even a touch of grey in some of the characters".

Every slot thus has a role within a whole concept that implies a context.

Increasing specialisation may even be construed as a threat to the whole concept of a 'generalist practitioner', [ 3] an opinion echoed by one of our participants.

Interestingly, Mexican director Cuaron queried during a backstage interview the whole concept of a best British film category.

"It's kind of a joke, and a play on the whole concept we have with the name of BodeTree.

"It's quite a germane question, this whole concept of God as an alien.

Perhaps an ageing Bateman just wouldn't work in 2016, though a reboot of the whole concept to retell the story with a young investment banker might.