Sentence examples for entertaining concept from inspiring English sources
Yes, another amazingly entertaining concept.
While "pee power" is certainly an entertaining concept, its creation has serious implications.
While virtually no other big advertisers followed Coca-Cola in redefining the usual agency-client relationship, marketers in general are now far more willing to entertain concepts from other sources, ranging from consulting companies to Web site developers to specialists in tasks like direct marketing and sales promotion.
Second, sentences like "If something is human, it is an animal" are false if taken to be about understandings, for someone could entertain the concept human without entertaining the concept animal, and so the antecedent would obtain without the consequent.
When the Fool entertains the concept of that than which no greater can be conceived he recognises that he is entertaining this concept (i.e., he believes that he is entertaining the concept of that than which no greater can be conceived or, as we might say, that the concept is in his understanding).
As Kant pointed out, the human being is the only moral animal, the only one even capable of entertaining a concept of "rights".
Whitehead has the steady hand needed to wield a razor wit, but by the fourth or fifth go-round, even as entertaining a concept as the Leisure-Industrial Complex tires.
I personally feel that accepting the role of a powerless victim can become a self-fulfilling prophecy and I am unwilling to even entertain that concept!
Another possibility is what is referred to as priming: believing the putter was once used by a professional could have led the participants to entertain the concept of "skill".
Young children and people from other cultures do not consciously entertain the concept of God and have not done so.
