Sentence examples for guiding concept from inspiring English sources

"You know what," he said, when asked whether the guiding concept of his magazine, which was started last April, might seem excruciatingly honorable, "nobody ever mentions it.

It's a strong guiding concept, and one he handles with such terse virtuosity that he can do dumb things and make them funny and even cathartic.

Is "sustainable urban development" still the best guiding concept for policy makers, urban planners, architects and investors in building the cities of the future?

It was harder to find this band's stylistic coordinates, so different was each piece; it asked you to trust the musicians rather than a guiding concept.

Creativity, with all its social and physical connotations and implications, should therefore be a guiding concept in the revision of architectural education.

Its guiding concept imagines the human race literally lost in the stars and scattered about the universe in "drifter colonies" after an alien invasion in the 31st century has destroyed the planet.

Maneuver warfare, as we have distilled it from Warfighting, has seven guiding concepts.

It provides a background on this project and a brief review of the existing literature and recent advances in developing measurement and assessment instruments — 'metrics' — for the important guiding concepts of water security and adaptive capacity in water management.

Moreover, we argue that the understanding of functional responses towards environmental factors on a local scale results in general and widely applicable guiding concepts for species conservation and ecosystem management.

Yet the assessment of adaptive capacity and water security remains elusive, due to flaws in guiding concepts, paucity or inadequacy of data, and multiple difficulties in measuring the effectiveness of management prescriptions at scales relevant to decision-making.

She does not, however, use guiding concepts, such as "epistemology" or "ideology," in any precise philosophical sense.