Sentence examples for concept that seems from inspiring English sources

It's the underlying concept that seems to evoke the disgust.

It's the sort of concept that seems great in adverts and films but rarely stands up in real life.

Cocaine as a pigment for drawing and an outlandish symbol of delirium and lawlessness is a concept that seems to come from another time.

OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS A game show with a concept that seems to undermine the purpose of most game shows — namely to surprise.

The essence of his strategy is a concept that seems to have been minted for the occasion, called "emissions intensity," under which carbon dioxide pollution would be allowed to grow, but at a slower rate than economic output.

Mr. Bush's club was called Team 100, a concept that seems quaint now that the Republican Party has created a $250,000-a-year 250,000-a-year 250,000-a-yeartitle Republican Regents.

He talked about World Series rings, ad-libbing that the team mascot Yogi Berra, seated to his far left, uses his excess jewelry "for toe rings," a concept that seemed to mystify the old-fashioned Yogi.

Then he told me of another concept that seemed more appropriate, that when considering how to distribute value that the company generates, it's frequently allocated one third to investors, one third to the person whose idea led to the business and one third to those who execute the concept.

She is a former executive at Google, which, the year that Facebook was founded, was wooing advertisers with a concept that seemed novel at the time: What if you could use people's search habits to understand what they wanted to buy and show them ads for those products?

But the FT-1 – unveiled to acclaim at the 2014 Detroit auto show and revised to equal acclaim for the 2014 Pebble Beach Concours – was the first Toyota concept that seemed not only worthy of the vaunted Supra name, but positively begging for it.

He's a collector and a scholar too, and once penned a short study titled "Cards as Weapons," including reflections on card assassins through history, a concept that seemed pretty outlandish until I'd witnessed his assault on sturdy-skinned fruit.