Sentence examples for concepts as a from inspiring English sources

The book of insolence finds its targets in such concepts as a purposeful God, a benevolent and orderly universe, human altruism, the existence of free will.

If Jane Jacobs was right that old buildings benefit from new uses, so do old technology and such venerable concepts as a mom-and-pop (or pop-and-pop) bookstore named for that most central of human relationships.

Mr. Simon has been Terence Blanchard's pianist for a long time, but he has his own concepts as a bandleader; this gig will present Venezuelan songs, with a group that includes the drummer Adam Cruz, the saxophonist Miguel Zenon and the singer María Márquez.

It then represents those concepts as a series of numbers.

Some have hailed the employment of informational concepts as a crucial advance (Williams 1992).

This type of storyboard communicates design concepts as a story line or a workflow.

A southern porch, he wrote, is "a concept as well as a place".

As a concept, as well as an experience, consciousness has proved remarkably hard to pin down.

He says that it was "a concept as well as a place".

The concept of unipolarity is both an ideological concept, as well as an analytical concept.

We have developed PSV-S concepts as an abstraction of engineering solutions and processes.