Sentence examples for concept kind from inspiring English sources

I wouldn't expect Pandora to actually launch this device — it's a proof of concept, kind of like the Music Gremlin eventually became.

But since there were no characters like this in either the Potter books or movies, it just didn't seem authentic to go ahead with this particular entertainment idea, which is why this creative concept kind of fell off the table for Hogsmeade".

It's all fine, in a designed-by-committee-for-a-new-Wetherspoons-concept kind of way: a curry, a pasta, breakfasts and roasts, pies and steaks; truffles for the poshness and (too sweet) pineapple upside-down cake for the laydeez.

Jan Jelinek has always been a high-concept kind of guy.

As a thesis concerning the meaning of general terms, the UAT may be expressed as the requirement that all substantival predicate-expressions (concepts, kinds) satisfy the object-concept, whether in its singular or plural forms that, in effect, they are always constrained by an integral numerical constituent.

But the core concept is kind of stupid.

As one savvy 12-year-old camper put it, Camplified was a "cool concept but kind of a bad concert".

"They've got a group concept that kind of feels like is there; it brings better energy," Jackson said.

Still, the more you work with a Media Center PC, the more one question haunts you about the whole concept: What kind of nerd would watch television at a desk?

This concept is kind of like the recently covered motion sensing tablet.

The very idea of a world outside of and independent from all actual and possible experience is thus, from this point of view, an illegitimate concept, a kind of disguised nonsense.