Sentence examples for concept could have from inspiring English sources

The concept could have come straight out of a Bruce McCall fantasy cover for The New Yorker.

The Origin concept could have had no better endorsement than the first game of the 2014 series, won heroically by New South Wales who now have the chance to end eight years of Queensland dominance on home territory in Sydney later this month.

It is concluded that the concept could have a wide range of application.

And had they gotten a majority vote that way, I honestly don't believe the American Dream as a concept could have survived.

Paul Presley of Computer and Video Games felt that the slate concept could have been explored further, while GameSpot enjoyed the environmental effects created by the slates.

It was a fine bit, but it wasn't helped by the fact that nearly the entire scene had already aired in the promos leading up to the episode" and that "seeing [Schwimmer] desperately take on the role of Greenzo and then get carried away with the whole concept could have been hysterically self-referential [to his work on the situation comedy Friends].

One scenario is that light-weight robot concepts could have an impact on future car manufacturing and on future automation of small and medium size enterprises (SMEs).

The motion triptych shows an interpretation of what the initial concepts could have looked like if they would not have been realized as a line of runway clothes, but rather spontaneously realised themselves as autonomous life forms". .

However, the two concepts could have been used in the paper in separate paragraphs/sections with no relationship claimed between them, hence being less specific.

In a high concept that could have only happened in the 80s, a 13-year-old boy becomes an adult overnight thanks to a wish.

An ingenious concept that could have a real impact on how books get produced and sold, Unbound is a perfect example of using new technology to bring old ideas back to life.