Sentence examples for all concepts of from inspiring English sources

Dr. Hale's lawyer, Michael J. Gaynor, said the board's action "violates all concepts of fairness".

It is to undermine society, to destroy all concepts of conventional morality.

Man should equally renounce all concepts of measure, law, and virtue.

Although natural autonomy can support neither our traditional concept of guilt nor certain cherished illusions about ourselves, it does not imply the abandonment of all concepts of responsibility.

In addition, all concepts of the IPS control system will have to accommodate the trend toward all electric re-configurable ship.

But the idea of arbitrary power exercised by any leader or political movement, no matter how much he or it claims to represent the poor and downtrodden – as Chávez does – is alien to all concepts of liberty.

The one-size-fits-all concept of a federal Europe ought to be abandoned and some form of devolution should recognize smaller groupings of sovereign member states.

I was blindfolded, nobody talked to me and I lost all concept of time.

I lost all concept of time and was delirious with the high temperature, which lasted more than a week.

"I lost all concept of the future.

Putting aside all concept of a statute of limitations, picking on Alex Rodriguez is not going to restore baseball's reputation.