Sentence examples for barely a concept from inspiring English sources
Instead, he weaves a wonderful tale of the interaction of peoples of a different age in lands where sovereignty was barely a concept.
In the '80s, the brand worked with the likes of Sonia Rykiel and Kenzo at a time when the phrase "designer collaboration" was barely a concept.
In Punjab, the invasion gave rise, overnight, to an independence movement that was barely a concept before, under the banner of Khalistan.
Just 17 years ago when I had cancer, survivorship as a concept barely existed.
That was the thinking at O'Reilly Media Where 2.0, a conference where hundreds gathered this week to celebrate a concept that barely existed a year ago: the "mash-up," which merges map data from the likes of Google and Microsoft with…well, pretty much anything.
The car was previewed as a barely disguised concept at the Concorso d'Eleganza last month.
Despite a barely imagined concept in the past, achieving tolerance to transplanted organs is the best way to solve the problems imposed by immunosuppressive therapies.
But the Team America experiment - a concept that barely resembles anything before or since - would ultimately fail.
Maybe hatred is too strong a word, and barely repressed hysteria too tired a concept, but "Blood Play," is somewhere in there.
It was the first league title game to go into overtime (a concept players barely grasped before returning to the field; Gifford said some were upset because they wanted to go home).
