Sentence examples for concept according to from inspiring English sources

Organic maintenance of public parks is a new concept, according to park architects.

Many new Westin Hotels and lobby renovations will include the retail concept, according to the company.

But neither did he speak dismissively in the interview about the concept, according to the edited tape.

But there is a big flaw in the concept, according to the operators: Networks have never been neutral.

The concept, according to Mr. Singh, involved creating a mobile game that did not have any winners or losers.

Today, it is a "grim" business, driven by "compulsive texting centered on 'hooking up.' " "Wooing" is an Old School word and concept, according to the book.

Theories and theoretical concepts, according to positivist understanding, were merely instruments of prediction.

Many of them were still "under the old conventions and backward concepts," according to one analysis, that superseded revolutionary notions of friendship, love and service.

Guantánamo debriefers and analysts agreed, citing his consistent story, his knowledge of herding animals and his ignorance of "simple military and political concepts," according to his assessment.

Furthermore, participants posing a disgust expression without their knowledge showed higher tendency to categorize concepts according to their relevance to disgust.

In particular, there are structural differences between the kind of brainstorming session that will generate one great idea and the type that will produce several above-average concepts, according to a new study.