Sentence examples for fully fledged concept from inspiring English sources

This focus obscures the need for a fully fledged concept of citizens as stakeholders that enables people to contribute to the private and public spheres and operate more successfully across them.

(student 1) As the course progressed, the character developed from an abstract concept to a fully-fledged concept.

Reading Elon Musk's proposal published this week to develop his Hyperloop transport concept into a fully fledged intercity people mover, a jibe from the scabrous 27bslash6 website came to mind: "Your last project was actually both commercially viable and original.

"While a fully fledged web browser seems like too much for such a little device, I thought about how important the concept of hypertext was, and is, to the strength of the web.

He was a fully fledged freelance writer.

Was he a fully fledged hippy?

The young remain in the nest until fully fledged.

The danger of the group lies in its effort to transform the concept of jihad not through individual fatwas, as al-Qaida does to justify suicide bombing in civilian areas, but through a fully fledged ideology.

Then again, sometimes the concept of new atheism is used to describe the work of a small set of writers and broadcasters, while at other times it is used to indicate a more fully fledged social or cultural movement.

Regular HG, by contrast, is equivalent to fully fledged depression.

No, Sandberg tries to start a fully fledged social movement.