Sentence examples for concept to be from inspiring English sources

One fledgling solution is offered by Habeas, a company in Palo Alto that considers its concept to be poetry -- literally.

In a masterfully terse thousand words, Flew argues that "God" is too vague a concept to be meaningful.

If you haven't yet had the privilege of reading The Humans by Matt Haig, then you may find the central concept to be a little blah.

Shortly thereafter, he began to create "Composites" by treating an entire roll of film as a single concept to be arranged into a carefully constructed photographic wall sculpture.

"We find this type of ranking concept to be detrimental to consumer understanding and detrimental to the development of superior helmets".

"I wanted this concept to be based on working with artisans around the restaurant to create a kind of village spirit," he said.

Yet there's still a concept to be gleaned here, in songs about ancient half-truths and current self-delusions, converging in the artistic subconscious.

NATO is working on a new strategic concept to be finished by the NATO summit meeting set for November in Lisbon.

But spokesmen say the A-Class concept to be shown in New York is likely to spawn a showroom version for the United States.

Note that in these congruent mappings of meaning, the gestures both represent the concept to be conveyed and resemble the concept to be conveyed.

And that may be all we need for the concept to be of practical value.