Sentence examples for has another concept from inspiring English sources

If S reasons as if she possesses the concept ancient rather than the concept arcane, it would seem to follow not that there is any misuse of concepts but that she has another concept.

Or will we all become part of some global connected brain that maybe has another concept to go by -- not what we now think of as God, the great creator?" And, oh yes, since many of the themes of Science Channel's "Are We Alone?" week deal with the subject of UFOs and the ongoing speculation that some of these objects may originate from other planets, we asked Freeman what he thinks of it all.

Maybe in other countries "you have another concept of dignity," said Sotiris Sousanis, an unemployed chemical engineer.

The designers know they have to sell or they are not going to survive: if Molly had done tulle dresses one season and switched to denim the next and had another concept the third, she'd be lost".

In an interview for Billboard, Beyoncé stated that despite having another concept for the album, she was ultimately influenced by her fans to name the album 4.

Meanwhile the Berkeley Repertory Theater, which adapted "American Idiot," has reconfigured another concept album for a musical: Matthew Sweet's "Girlfriend".

OK Go, a band as famous for its inventive, choreographed videos as for its power pop music, had another novel concept for its latest video, "All Is Not Lost": bodies intertwining atop a glass table, seen from below.

Meanwhile, this concept has another advantage for reducing the high power and heat removal in joints.

Our concept has another advantage in addition to wider coverage of the large-scale state in the phase space.

Those who dealt with economics, practically or theoretically, have preferred another concept.

Our potential for having an another concept is unbounded at any given time, at some finite number.