Sentence examples for become a concept from inspiring English sources

"Frankly, Oracle has become a concept stock," said Andrew C. Brosseau, an analyst with S.G.

Since when did faith become a concept that only the religious may claim?

Today, almost 40 years after the introduction of the concept of immediate implantation, there have been a lot of developments regarding insertion technique as well as structural changes of the implants and their surfaces and immediate implantation has become a concept widely accepted and proven successful in many studies [3 5].

The effect of these segues caused the album to become a concept album.

With this knowledge, it becomes a concept.

This became a concept he later dubbed "making and matching," which he saw as crucial to how people perceive images.

And so did the way the music mixed racial and ethnic ingredients before multiculturalism became a concept, much less a cliché.

Woody Allen-like, the notion became a concept, then an idea - then a national event encompassing all types of media and much of society.

Conceptual art was a movement in the late 1960s and 1970s that replaced paintings and sculptures with ideas: the art object became a concept, something that could not be bought or sold because it was purely intellectual.

What was only a feeling or intuition in Rousseau became a concept or principle in Kant.

What started as merely a clumsy abbreviation becomes a concept beyond definition and beyond explanation.