Sentence examples for its whole concept from inspiring English sources
· You should try the Norwegian Coastal Voyage - its whole concept is about experiencing the destination rather than about the ship itself...There's no dressing for dinner, no glitzy entertainment or captain's table - it's a really relaxing experience with absolutely no pretensions.
You know, its whole concept is based on that question of morality – that, if you weighed it all out on a libra scale, which one of those two options would you choose?".
Its "whole village" concept is tailored to Saxon Land, yielding more than 600 projects in the past decade.
Four years ago, it thumbed its nose at the whole concept of sponsorship.
At its root is the whole concept of getting money, freely given, from people in exchange for the stuff that I have designed and built.
The whole concept, with its extravagance and emphasis on luxury, now seems, well, just a little unfashionable.
You can find pretty much all Persian dishes in London but I'm afraid we are yet to have a Persian pizza place (a whole concept of its own) here.
As my attraction to Nestorianism began to fade, I found myself strangely intrigued by the Petrobrusian heresy (anti-infant-baptism, anti-sacraments), and from that I segued easily into the Pelagian heresy, tempting to me because of its bold rejection of the whole concept of original sin.
The policy seeks to limit the distribution of what it calls "materials" (read: information) on campus, which, if it weren't so outrageous, would be almost absurdly humorous in its total antithesis to the whole concept of higher education as a forum for the open exchange of ideas.
The whole concept -- including its male counterpart, the "guys' night out" -- just seems strange to me.
