Sentence examples for concepts would be from inspiring English sources

I love how incomprehensible those concepts would be to a dog ("future peril"; "avoidable death").

So he decided that one-off cars — experimental cars and design concepts — would be the focus of the collection.

"I felt that to shake up Europe and expose people to the most advanced management concepts would be a good thing," he said.

Mr. Hubbard said that a more thorough examination of cost estimates and engineering concepts would be made over the next 18 months.

Bolder concepts would be welcome, along the lines of the San Francisco Symphony's brazenly dissonant "American Mavericks" festival, now under way at Carnegie Hall.

A buyout of Kinetic Concepts would be the largest private equity transaction of 2011, surpassing Bain Capital and Hellman & Friedman's recent acquisition of Securitas, a European home alarm company, according to data from Thomson Reuters.

"We would hope that the entire concept would be re-evaluated," he said.

The defined-contribution concept would be difficult, if not impossible, under the current insurance system.

And even if it did, the concept would be fraught with problems.

I also didn't realise how quickly my concept would be accepted.

No one, though, explains how exactly the concept would be made a reality.