Sentence examples for concept something from inspiring English sources
Self-esteem is a trendy psychological concept, something Americans are constantly being told they need more of.
Will you remember when "being on the web" was still a distinct concept, something that described only a part of your life, instead of permeating all of it?
But what they mean for us is that home is ultimately a portable concept, something we've nearly all discovered for ourselves in our mobile lives.
Conceptual art was a movement in the late 1960s and 1970s that replaced paintings and sculptures with ideas: the art object became a concept, something that could not be bought or sold because it was purely intellectual.
Smothered – sofegao in Venetian – is a lovely concept: something cooked covered so it softens in its own moisture mingled with fats and a small amount of vinegar, which gives a nice sharp edge.
Why did you decide to do a series of collaborations rather than a retrospective for the 50th anniversary? A. I was thinking of doing an out-and-out just-Chieftains thing, but I always like to have a concept, something to follow.
No attempt will be made here to adjudicate the dispute with Quine, who would reject both of these dichotomies (new concepts/old concepts, something said/nothing said) as well.
Of course, HealthTap is far from being the first to go after these concepts — something that Doximity, QuantiaMD and a growing number of health startups will be quick to remind you.
With Test Pilot, Mozilla is combining prototyping and user research to quickly evaluate these concepts — something that the organization surely hopes will allow it to better compete with Google Chrome and Microsoft's Edge browser.
It can be argued, however, that allowing this kind of entity undermines Wiggins's opposition to those, like Ayers, who think that the concept for reidentifying objects is, or often is, something more generic than sortal concepts; something akin to material body.
Places like Saudi Arabia don't have many innovative stores or concepts, something you still see everywhere in only one Middle Eastern country: Israel.
