Sentence examples for concept did not from inspiring English sources

But the concept did not work.

A much-watched car, the 1958 Chrysler Diablo concept, did not sell despite a $1.2 million bid at the RM auction.

I asked my French teacher how to say "My house is your house" in French, and she said the concept did not exist.

Though legislation would little affect him, Mr. Okamoto said, since the sculptors of his ice animals, busts, and modern art pieces are all over 21, the concept did not sit well with him.

At the time, technology to utilize his concept did not exist, so the memo lay dormant until the 1960s when it became possible to develop his ideas and the actual cellphone became a reality.

Mr. Sedlacek argues persuasively that this concept did not originate with Smith; its roots go back at least as far as Thomas Aquinas, the 13th-century philosopher who suggested in his masterwork "Summa Theologica" that evil things may produce larger, good outcomes "as a consequence of the providence of the governor".

The Barbizon concept didn't impress her much.

Just because there wasn't a word, obviously, doesn't mean the concept didn't exist.

Like one of Warhol's happenings, however, the mall-as-museum concept didn't last.

But the concept didn't square with our own lived experience.

At this point the concept didn't have an established name.