Sentence examples for like concepts from inspiring English sources

(The French like concepts on stage; Anglo-Saxons generally despise them there. Roughly speaking).

Yes, the Diamond has the advantage of being a "real" cellphone, but these days I tend to like concepts more than actual, finished products.

"We wanted to give a sense of what we have and what we bring to the Games, like concepts of civilization and fair play".

He called this a "jurisprudence of original intention," and contrasted it with the "misuse of history" by jurists who saw, in the Constitution's "spirit," things like "concepts of human dignity," with which they had turned the Constitution into a "charter for judicial activism".

These two books seem like concepts on stilts, yet what is powerful about "03" is that the hopeless love for the retarded girl is a concept to the narrator: we can see through it, and around it, and its delusiveness and solipsism only vivify the monologuist's adolescent reality.

Our legal heritage, one that predates our Constitution back to notions that decency and good behavior are required of us by God and reason, allows for a continuing discussion as to what decency, justice and like concepts shall mean over time.

A melodic improviser, he reflected both ragtime phrasing and more advanced, Armstrong-like concepts of melody and expression.

Stefanie Batten Bland likes concepts.

Instead, we will be concerned here with various probability-like concepts that purportedly do.

From a growing awareness of the importance of compound quality, and apparent failures of "assembly line science", the Ro5 and lead-like concepts have increasingly influenced library design.

Or, put more specifically, can one place an upper bound on shape similarity using other "fuzzy" shape-like concepts like length, width, and height?