Sentence examples for from concepts from inspiring English sources

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Mathematical thought derives both from this natural ability and from concepts learnt culturally.

As Kant put it, aesthetic judgment is "free from concepts," and beauty itself is not a concept.

In aesthetic experience, however, imagination is free from concepts and engages in a kind of free play.

The French left has long shied away from concepts like authority and national pride, and is unfamiliar with the idea of combining them with toughness on security.

When the focus shifts from concepts to procedures, bright students no longer get a pass: just because you understand doesn't mean you can skimp on homework.

This free play of the imagination enables me to bring concepts to bear on an experience that is, in itself, free from concepts.

The AC72 catamarans with 130-foot-tall wing sails now competing for the America's Cup in San Francisco Bay descend from concepts Mr. Newick helped develop.

"As we move from concepts to architectural designs, having a builder as your chairman -- with the prospect of support from other builders around town -- will be terrific," he said.

Already the new discoveries have caused archaeologists to adjust their thinking about how societies evolved and to realize how assumptions arose from concepts developed for the Near East, where most archaeological work has been done.

"Deborah is always working from concepts, and is very interested in things like physics and geometry," said Donald Hutera, a London-based critic who is co-author of "The Dance Handbook" and has written extensively about Ms. Colker.