Sentence examples for concepts which would from inspiring English sources

"There were six of us coming from very different backgrounds and every person started to bring ideas, thoughts, objects, and concepts which would go from Tintin In China to The Blue Lotus to Taoist philosophy.

Since the study of particular poems will be intertwined with the study of poetry in general, I had to develop a working vocabulary of poetic concepts which would make sense to me and to my students.

New materials, new fuels and innovative concepts, which would make space exploration less expensive, should have been prioritized.

Differential geometers of the stature of Lie and Cartan relied on their use in the formulation of concepts which would later be put on a "rigorous" footing.

WithOne resampling, the particle filter will suffer from depletion.

The Mississippi class, along with the preceding Connecticut class, were designed based on lessons learned in the Spanish American War, but while they were under construction, the Russo Japanese War, war games, and experimentation demonstrated new priorities and concepts which would influence future designs.

ALI is an EMS level mission concept which would allow autonomous in situ exploration of the lunar poles within the next decade.

Wednesday: New York is poised to become the first U.S. city to introduce the concept, which would charge drivers entering the busiest parts of Manhattan.

But to be fair, these terms are sometimes coined by technicians or instructors to encapsulate a complicated concept, which would otherwise require many more words to describe.

What adds infinitely to this repellent allure (a concept which would be self-contradictory in anyone else) is that Trump isn't trying to play the villain, he's trying to be popular.

He noted that Bill Mitchell, his former boss, modeled the 1961 Mako Shark Corvette concept, which would lead to the Corvette Sting Ray, on a shark and marlin he caught on a deep-sea fishing expedition.