Sentence examples for fine concept from inspiring English sources
SOMETIMES having too many projects -- and the restaurateurs Mario Batali and Joe Bastianich have many -- can dilute even a fine concept.
On the surface, it's a fine concept: pop in a few bucks, and 2 or 3 minutes later, you've got a piping hot pie with the toppings of your choice.
While Peter and Doug are at CTIA in Las Vegas bringing you the latest news and photos of quote-unquote real cellphones, I can do no less than point you in the direction of the Flash, a mighty fine concept brought to us by Peter Zsoit Koren.
It's a fine concept for a podcast or Web series — it's available via the streaming service Crackle — but as a contender for one of the best comedy-variety shows of the year there are other options (ahem, "Full Frontal with Samantha Bee") much more deserving than this star-powered if low-key rolling chat show.
Of course, the Beatles had the White Album and Lynne again followed in their footsteps with the release of Out of the Blue, the finest concept album about weather ever made, including the utterly fantastic Mr Blue Sky.
For instance, merit pay -- another Giuliani idea -- is fine in concept, Mr. Cortines allowed, but who sets what criteria?
The actors are fine; the concept, however, takes the play, set in the South in the fifties, out of its social, historical, emotional context.
He thinks the proposal by Gov. George W. Bush of Texas to partly privatize Social Security by allowing people to invest a portion of their contributions in the stock market is fine in concept.
One advantage of never having to decide which is a half-cocked idea and which a fine upstanding concept is that when you eventually hit on a winner it stands out a mile.
London's Mahiki cocktail bar and Hakkasan restaurant opened last year, while 2013 has already welcomed Marco Pierre White's seafood fine dining concept Wheeler's and Beirut's infamous Musichall, which is part theatre hall, part nightclub.
