Sentence examples for clearer concept from inspiring English sources

Neoclassical music returned to a clearer concept of "sections" in orchestration.

"It's a very clear concept," he said.

"The phrase 'reasonably foreseeable' is a clear concept in negligence liability," she said.

To understand this distinction it is necessary to have a clear concept of reduction.

"I didn't have a clear concept of the album, although Tom told me it deals with communication.

In the process, a clear concept of a Runshaw culture emerged, defining what was expected of staff and students.

I had a very clear concept of what I wanted to do, based on how I heard the structure of the music.

But the court acted in the service not of a tyranny but of a totalitarian state — in accordance with a warped but clear concept of law.

That's the trouble here: there is not enough fashion with a clear concept and image of how we live today.

However, in their own way, each collection has a clear concept behind it, and this is key when it comes to successful designer collaborations.

"The sad thing is that Israel has no clear concept for the telecommunications business, no official policy, no white papers, no green papers, nothing," said David Boaz, a former Finance Ministry official who is now a private industry consultant.