Sentence examples for concept of all from inspiring English sources
Capitalism is perhaps the most important concept of all, but only after humankind realized the world was an understandable place the hugest step of all.
And – in the aftermath of the financial crisis – European social democracy either supported or implemented widespread cuts, abandoning the most basic social democratic concept of all, public investment.
What's interesting to me about SoftNet's plan, beyond its world-view audacity, is the practical combination of highflying technology with the most down-to-earth business concept of all, real estate.
Both understood so well the role of textiles in transforming the interior of a building into a Gesamtkunstwerk, the Wagnerian concept of all elements combining to create a total work of art.
And we have to pay a premium price to prove to you it's the best.' " Any change in the demographic of dogs will probably lead to the most New York concept of all: tense coexistence.
Perhaps more fundamentally, it is not obvious that the concept of "all natural phenomena" is coherent (or, even if it is, whether this is something in which science should be interested).
"It's been a gradual process, driven by the concept of all-stars and travel," he said.
El Corte Inglés, which has stores across Spain, is committed to the traditional concept of all-under-one-roof.
The subject of her sentence is "a mighty woman" and the grand climax reached in line six designates her "Mother of Exiles", sweeping up mere size into the morally greater concept of all-generous maternity.
Club Med, while sticking to the concept of all-inclusive packages, in which it was a pioneer, has gone through many changes, and owners, since it opened its first resort on the Spanish island of Mallorca in 1950.
"Our traditional school calendar has simply outlived its usefulness," said Ruy Teixeira, a senior fellow at the Century Foundation, a public policy research group based in Washington that published a paper last summer on the concept of all-day, all-year schools.
