Sentence examples for concept to get from inspiring English sources

It's such a difficult concept to get your head around.

Many men today think sexism is a perilous concept to get their heads around.

"Joe needed a concept to get excited about doing the novel as a movie.

This is a challenging concept to get across two years on in such a brief campaign.

"To me it is a very American concept to get anything you want," Chinese-born Li responded.

He noted, though, that such a formulation was "easily said, but a very difficult concept to get total agreement on".

"There are probably about nine different companies that we ended up doing business with along the path from concept to getting TuTu into stores.

Two quotes illustrate these latter concerns: What has happened over the last ten years or eight years is then that the valley of death has expanded from proof of concept to filing an IND, to proof of concept to getting your phase two data completed.

The Bengals had to blitz or use zone exchange pass-rushing concepts to get to Joe Flacco, and even when they came close to him, he had no trouble getting rid of the ball.

(College application season can get cray cray!) I get that it really hurts your self-confidence and self-concept to get rejected, especially when you had gotten very attached to what kind of future you would have had if you got accepted -- and you think that maybe it's embarrassing or pointless or time-wasting to wallow.

"Depression Quest's goal was to be a basic introduction to the concept and to get the conversation started".