Sentence examples for by concepts from inspiring English sources

"The Sleeping Beauty" is driven by concepts rather than sumptuous illusionism.

The productions aren't cluttered by concepts, they don't play any tricks, they aren't trying too hard to be clever.

"Children don't go to school to be surrounded by concepts of sexuality, marinating in sexual diversity," she says.

Today, sadly, photography seems to be driven by concepts – going out knowing what you are going to do and what you will get.

Thus, for example, Zionist theoreticians were influenced by concepts of political nationalism on the one hand and by socialist ideas on the other.

This is a uniquely modern drama, and it is as much a psychical drama as a practical one, in which home is a place governed not by concepts of fairness but by willingness and desire.

And as he edged closer to becoming only the second person in American history to follow his father into the presidency, he seemed to become more moved by concepts like tradition and legacy.

A wholesale redistribution of wealth and a clampdown on any anti-green activity are the main objectives, stimulated by concepts such as a "Robin Hood tax", "ecological debt" and a "citizen's income".

(Action is always behavior guided by concepts).

Figure 14 Search by concepts [65].

The former is usually typified and then represented by concepts.