Sentence examples for concept as an from inspiring English sources

The mayor sees his concept as "an attempt" but not necessarily one that would work everywhere.

Many directors have used the it's-all-a-dream concept as an excuse for fuzzy thinking.

Many American Jews regard the very concept as an oxymoron, or even, given the heterodoxies of much Black Jewish theology, some sort of heresy.

They see the concept as an exercise in preaching to the converted, its "all-female" tag alienating men who hold the most power to enact change.

At a news conference in January, Mr. Gates said he had no problem thinking of this concept as "an operating system for the Internet".

Many supporters of the public policy approach regard the concept as an important tool for constructing a body of knowledge on which recommendations can be based.

As a concept, as well as an experience, consciousness has proved remarkably hard to pin down.

The concept of unipolarity is both an ideological concept, as well as an analytical concept.

A southern porch, he wrote, is "a concept as well as a place".

He says that it was "a concept as well as a place".

A simple concept, as much Sottsass as it is Boyd Rice.