Sentence examples for has a concept of from inspiring English sources

"Everybody has a concept of preserving the legacy," he said.

Neither religion has a concept of original sin.

The difficulty with that suggestion is that one cannot know what to count as an experience of red unless one already has a concept of red in mind.

The difficulty with this suggestion is that one cannot know what to count as an experience of red unless one already has a concept of red in mind.

NEURON traditionally has a concept of, e.g. "nao" which is the sodium concentration "just outside" the plasma membrane (whatever that means; think of it as the Frankenhauser-Hodgkin space).

After this morning's meeting, Senator Bob Graham of Florida said he "was impressed with many things, but one of those was that the president has a concept of what is the right priority".

"We still don't have a concept of the offense.

Some groups may not even have a concept of Sabbatarianism.

Koreans have a concept of "hon", which has no equivalent in English.

He doesn't really have a concept of what a doctor is.

"But I don't think they have a concept of just how destroyed it is.