Sentence examples for dead concept from inspiring English sources

"Otherwise watchmaking is a dead concept — like the dinosaurs".

"I didn't want to just do another gallery, because that's a dead concept," said Ms. Geller, sitting at a table in the vaulted white living room.

Mr. D'Amico says: "What people have traditionally thought of as fine dining is pretty much a dead concept, except maybe in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles and Las Vegas".

To continuous even if the outcome is very small and the rentability obviously negative (living dead concept: e.g. Casas et al. 2010).   5.

The book of the dead concept was not present in the finished film, but appeared extensively in later films by Raimi.

And given the increasing influence that online behaviour has on how we act  in the real world, perhaps a generation from now – rather than laughing at Arizona's long-overturned SB1070 and the years-dead concept of racial or ideological segregation – we'll find ourselves sitting in our electronically filtered and hashtag-segregated ghettos, looking back at the good old days.

It is a kind of brain-dead, simple concept.

Yes, it is a bit of a brain-dead, simple concept, and strangely, web-focused in a mobile-first world.

MH: I wouldn't call Dead Throne a concept album and I wouldn't call 8 18 a concept album either.

Every now and then, you despair that old-fashioned formalism has disappeared beneath the dead hand of concept.

There is no doubt that many of these ideas were already in existence, such as Fichte's renowned addresses to the German Nation,7 which became a founding document of German nationalists, or Nietzsche's claim that "God is dead" and his concept of the Übermensch,8 yet these ideas were misused by the Nazis and reworked into a very different political and cultural concept.