Sentence examples for concepts to get from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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

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

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

"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".

Ok team, hold on to your hats: how's this for a start to the day, a concept to get your head and your ears around?

It's such an easy concept to get behind and a big part of it is that people don't really know what it's essentially promoting".

"You're doing fairness, which is a broad and sometimes difficult concept to get around, but it is a really important one in journalism," he said.

For them, climate change is no longer an abstract concept to get their minds around; they are literally wading through it.