Sentence examples for concept on which from inspiring English sources

This is the concept on which the tradition of progressive architecture was established.

Not enough people value liberty, itself an elusive concept on which so much else depends.

Adding some credence to the claim, the C-X16 concept, on which the F-Type was loosely based, incorporated a hybrid powertrain.

This dilemma forms the wobblingly high concept on which I Love You, Man is based, a film about a nice estate agent called Peter with a geeky office persona somewhere on the Steve Carell-Ricky Gervaispectrumum.

"Freedom is the concept on which this country was founded," Ms. Conlon said, "freedom is broader than just the United States; freedom is what the terrorists want to take away; and everyone can play a role in protecting freedom".

While hints of Kodo are conveyed by the Mazda 2's appearance of energy and power, the design language was first clearly enunciated with the Shinari concept and then reflected in the Minagi crossover concept on which the coming CX-5 crossover will be based.

For JCR, cultural competence is one of three fundamental concepts on which the Roadmap elaborates (the other concepts being 'effective communication' and 'patient and family centered care').

Bloom and Pizarro acknowledge "Indeed, some philosophers and theologians say that without belief in a soul, one cannot make sense of the social concepts on which we rely, such as personal responsibility and freedom of the will".

It was also there that he began to develop the theoretical concepts on which he has built his career.

"It seemed to me that, at least in the US, the most fundamental concepts on which our country was founded were equal rights, equal protection of the laws.

In relying on the broad, positional concepts on which the Berlin is based, he took away, in Games 1, 3, 9 and 13, the bludgeon of tactical complexity on which Kasparov depends.