Sentence examples for concept of anything from inspiring English sources
Or a concept of anything, except fucking".
I started at such a young age I have no concept of anything else.
His life was a tribute to the uniquely American concept of "anything is possible" if you are born here.
Before Richard Owen introduced the term Dinosauria in 1842, there was no concept of anything even like a dinosaur.
The concept of anything being done to curb erosion using government funds raises the issue of who benefits most.
"The concept of anything being hard to sell is completely unfamiliar at this point to a whole generation who have grown up in the market since around 1992," said Frederick W. Peters, the president of Warburg Realty, referring to the fact that in a rising market, buyers are more likely to snatch up flawed properties.
Funny, the concept of requesting anything special at a clam shack's takeout window had eluded me for 40 years.
The programme was shared across the fledgling Independent Radio Network, a feat of originality in itself because at that stage commercial radio had not even thought of the concept of doing anything other than local programming.
Still, do I blame this girl for snitching on me and making up stories to the porkchops, or is it my fault for knowingly breaking the law, even though I had no concept of doing anything morally wrong?
They anticipated modern concepts of mapmaking: anything that can be spatially conceived can be mapped.
