Sentence examples for be a concept from inspiring English sources

"But there has to be a concept.

"I wanted it to be a concept we all bought into".

Globalisation has ceased to be a concept and become a reality.

It seems to be a concept album about the difficulties of staying sane in a corrupt modern world.

Daniel Craig's difficult second album in the role of 007 has turned out to be a concept album.

Integration can also be a concept used to face industrial challenges when different views concern the same object.

"Reconciliation," as things stand today, would appear to be a concept that the Taliban either doesn't understand, or one for which they wish to dictate the terms.

By linking vehicles and highways together, one possible payoff would be a concept known as "platooning," which involves driving cars almost bumper-to-bumper.

Race has come to be a concept we use to make sense of our world, but the line between "making sense" and just making things up, between reasonableness and fantasy, has always been vague in racial matters.

Normally, Ian D. Campbell and his enterprising cohorts borrow well-traveled packages--sets, costumes and concept (if there happens to be a concept --from rival organizations hither and yon, mostly yon.

"Just because I'm European, I don't have to be a 'concept' director," she said.