Sentence examples for and to the concepts from inspiring English sources

In the twentieth century political philosophers devoted themselves at least as much to the analysis of the problem of political obligation, and to the concepts it involves, as to full-scale attempts to devise theories of the obligation to obey the law.

They are both deeply committed to each other and to the concept of becoming parents.

What Catch-22 does with and to the concept of The Joke.

These were great introductions to Mr. Dufour's cooking, and to the concept of afternoon naps.

And Clark is outrageously committed to the "great man" approach to history and to the concept of genius.

Then, 15 years ago, my wife introduced me to Araucaria's work and to the concept of themed crosswords.

Very roughly, it is also related to the Indian concept of raga and to the concept of mode as practiced in medieval and Renaissance music in Europe.

"Can we be confident that it will actually happen?" The finalists were clearly sceptical – and the northern awards further emphasised the loyalties of schools both to local education authorities and to the concept of inter-school partnership.

By Shauna Lyon The name of this new restaurant near Union Square means "of the waves," which refers both to the ideal, soupy state of a proper risotto and to the concept of combining the cuisines of two archipelagos, Venice and Japan.

The name of this new restaurant near Union Square means "of the waves," which refers both to the ideal, soupy state of a proper risotto and to the concept of combining the cuisines of two archipelagos, Venice and Japan.

This may be linked both to the critical flux concept and to the concept of a sustainable flux.