Sentence examples for concept is actually from inspiring English sources

The concept is actually quite simple, but unfortunately does not involve any sausage rolls.

The method may be new, but the concept is actually a durable campaign device.

But the concept is actually a throwback to the last century, when the city operated about 15 "floating baths" that promoted fun and cleanliness among the masses.

"The game concept is actually based on facts that the Yakuza and the Russian mob are involved in tons of gold being stolen in South Africa," Terrence Chang, Woo's production partner, told Hollywood Reporter.

The concept is actually quite straightforward.

Twitter's dual-button concept is actually pretty simple.

The connection between culture and power was closely linked and obvious to governments and the notion of soft power, which seems to be a new concept, was actually around for a long time.

The idea of video phone calls goes back to at least 1969 when AT&T developed it's famous Picturephone which went nowhere (the concept was actually been kicking around a lot earlier).

Hunear's concept was actually based on an idea the founders had three years ago while travelling, says co-founder Ivan Gabriele, so in others words at the height of check-in mania.

The arbitration concept was actually first presented in a letter sent to both Time Warner Cable and DirecTV by six congressmen, led by Rep. Brad Sherman, a Democrat from Sherman Oaks.

What Wittgenstein was trying to do was find out how any idea or concept was actually created from a particular use of language or a language game.