Sentence examples for guide to concepts from inspiring English sources

"Citizenville" represents thinking by analogy, and it's useful primarily as a guide to concepts and slogans about government in the age of the Internet that are currently circulating in the vapor of conferences, political speeches, and TED Talks.

It's mainly a pragmatic guide to concepts like the balance of payments, the national accounts and the money supply, leaving the question of how to fit those concepts into models up to the reader.

Without the related knowledge, it can guide people to concepts that are similar in name.

As most Cubans had never paid income tax, the Communist newspaper published a guide to the concept.

Visit The Management Assistance Program for Nonprofits (//www.mapnp.org/library/mgmnt/defntion.htm), and create a guide to understanding management concepts for people your age.

The familiar distinction between nouns, adjectives and verbs provides an approximate guide to the philosophical concepts of substance, mode and attribute.

(See here for a guide to the related concept of "black-on-black" crime).

(See this for a guide to the related concept of "black-on-black" crime).

Johnson says she anticipates readers to be people who are unhappy with their relationships, but the memoir functions more as a guide to the general concept of polyamory than a last-ditch "10 Ways To Fix A Relationship that Isn't Working" listicle.

"Perfect Digital Photography," ($26.39) by Jay Dickman and Jay Kinghorn, is an end-to-end guide to digital cameras, photography concepts and photo-editing and workflow tools like Adobe Lightroom and Adobe Photoshop.

Google Translate should be used as a guide to get the basic concepts of a piece, not as an accurate translation.