Sentence examples for concepts think from inspiring English sources
Still, philosophers focused on these concepts think there is one more piece to the puzzle.
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In fact, what we call the mainstream has been malleable enough to incorporate waves of peripheral (and once rejected) ideas and concepts (think: price rigidities into real business cycle models, increasing returns into growth theory, non-rational behavior).
The main objective is to explore international tourists' landscape perceptions in a coastal area in northern Scandinavia, focusing on three different concepts thought to be important for tourists' landscape preferences: typicality, vegetation lushness, and degree of human influence.
Since then we're familiar with the concept – think Enid Blyton, think Anthony Horowitz, think Charlie Higson – and it is a great idea that children unlock the code, they find the badness in society, they find the bad person.
Gayle Warwick has raised the concept "Think globally, act locally" to a new extreme in the world of luxury linens.
More tellingly, two-thirds of New Yorkers, including many supporters of the Cordoba House concept, think it should be moved farther away from the World Trade Center site.
Now that's an intriguing concept: Think of the obsessive hand-washers who work in your office.
Although it's not a brand new concept (think Goodwill and Salvation Army thrift stores), there is a growing interest among nonprofits in earned income ventures.
Try as they might, through would-be crowd pleasers and high concept "think" flicks, they just never quite managed to recapture that ineffable Matrix mojo.
If it's hard to wrap your head around this concept, think of your creation as a sand castle, which will be washed away at the next high tide.
