Sentence examples for concept of itself from inspiring English sources
The carrot was Google's halcyon concept of itself, the belief that merely by improving access to information in an authoritarian country, it would be doing good.
The "Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the World of Today" acknowledges the profound changes humanity is experiencing and attempts to relate the church's concept of itself and of revelation to the needs and values of contemporary culture.
"From the beginning, IBM had a concept of itself as an institution, not just a technology company," says Rosabeth Moss Kanter, a professor at Harvard Business School and author of "SuperCorp", a book partially about IBM's prowess.
As the hotel turns 100 this month, it remains at the center of Hollywood's concept of itself, an idealized self-image in pink.
This concept of being itself has no determinate content; instead it contains within itself implicitly all other concepts that the intellect could possibly form.
Just as Kantian philosophy is founded on a conception of objectivity secured by conceptual coherence, Concept-logic commences with the concept of concept itself, with its moments of singularity, particularity and universality.
The concept of possession itself is dwindling.
"We are destroying the concept of citizenship itself," Mr. Tancredo said.
But where does it leave the concept of morality itself?
Is the proliferation of recording devices altering our concept of privacy itself?
And the concept of solitude itself seems unfamiliar in southern Italy.
