Sentence examples for linchpin concepts from inspiring English sources
As an experimental personal project, Extended allows Franco to explore some linchpin concepts of fashion photography, while also further exposing work that has turned the art into a parody of itself.
Rule of law and access to justice are linchpins of these concepts.
▪ Thus the linchpin of the very concept of natural selection one of the most important scientific ideas ever discovered comes directly from someone (Malthus) who was writing about the human condition!
Those two concepts are the linchpins of Edun, a clothing line that Ms. Hewson started this spring with her husband and Rogan Gregory, a denim designer.
The threshold concept represents a linchpin between evidence (which presents on the continuum of credibility) and decision-making, which is a categorical exercise (as choice options are either selected or not) [ 13, 14, 36].
That distribution plan relies on local standards, even though one of this report's most convincing ideas is that the very concept of community standards, for decades the linchpin of prosecutions against pornography, has been shattered in the age of video and the Internet.
Gonzalez was its linchpin.
Col. Brian Allgood was the linchpin.
Men my age — that was the linchpin".
