Sentence examples for concept there was from inspiring English sources

In the performance filmed for the BBC in 1970 Britten is still invisible, although given the visual concept, there was no other option.

What this production desperately needed, however, was a directorial concept: there was little overall sense of why the play had been staged other than as a conduit for the company's mandate.

I liked the concept, there was a decent crowd there and, game-wise, it was intense.

He savors the irony that because a standard textbook quickly picked up his rent-seeking concept, "there was a period when a lot of brand-new elementary [economics] students knew about it and no one else did".

For each traditional concept, there was a preferred action, and while seeking a cure, it was mostly nonmedical.

Despite a general unfamiliarity of the concept, there was compelling evidence in way of substantial effort and measurable outcomes, that this school has been socially accountable for a long time.

For some uncomfortable with the concept, there were no hairs to split.

Although they are simple in concept, there are many pitfalls that the unwary can fall into.

Just like with any concept, there is a series of references that bestowes identity to a city.

Thomas Wilde, who runs a German travel PR company, said chaos was seen as a relative concept: "There is a tendency for people to go where they feel secure.

Both words refer to the same concept: there is no major difference between God in the Old Testament and Allah in Islam.