Sentence examples for bit of concept from inspiring English sources

Something that people responded to from the very first bit of concept art is what I call 'little worlds' – a scene or building that was entirely enclosed within a single page or screen.

Flash-forward to today and a brand new bit of concept art that only seems to confirm the return of a classic "Aliens" character. .

It was low-fat cooking, and then I mixed in a little bit of the concept of Weight Watchers.

The comedian and writer who describes his show Fame as a "a bit of a concept album" said that he wanted to talk about ludicrousness of fame.

Mike Ragogna: Terri, Money Jungle: Provocative In Blue is a bit of a concept album for you.

Fiduciary responsibility is broadly defined, not specifically enforced and a bit of murky concept.

And "self-respect" seems like a bit of a noughties concept.

It's a little bit of any empty concept in some ways because it presupposes that there was some sort of magical moment when everything was right.

There's no denying it is a bit of an odd concept, especially when it specifically states that it's "strictly PG".

"The 'first flower' is a bit of a poetic concept, but that aside, we do believe this is the oldest we have discovered so far," says David Dilcher at Indiana University, who led the analysis.

Not sure what the MicroCell is? Don't sweat it – it's a bit of a weird concept.