Sentence examples for has been a concept from inspiring English sources

On the court, even into Bryant's 30s, sharing the ball has been a concept he has flirted with more than mastered.

The idea of having synchronized hoofers trot out wearing custom bibs made out of everything from cock feathers to tiny wooden skulls has been a concept Giunta has had for years.

Tilting trains, currently gaining popularity in the railway market has been a concept considered ever since the late 1930s.

Moral responsibility is generally attributed to moral agents and, at least in Western philosophical traditions, moral agency has been a concept exclusively reserved for human beings (Johnson 2001).

Every Waters studio album since The Dark Side of the Moon has been a concept album.

Historians are also quick to remind us that covering the head has been a concept in Judaism and Christianity as well as in Islam.

He didn't know exactly what he was documenting ― at that point, it could have been a concept album or maybe a show.

What we had was a concept of order and placement, which is essentially stasis.

Although there is no universal definition of the concept "patient condition," it has been a crucial concept in the communications between clinicians and frequently referenced by healthcare providers.

Since the early 1970s the "polluter pays" principle has been a dominant concept in environmental law.

Osseointegration has been a proven concept in implant dentistry and orthopedics for decades.