Sentence examples for little concept from inspiring English sources
"I've been left with little concept of time".
There is very little concept of vocal or instrumental idiom in the Western sense.
Marines are existentially defined by it; Afghans have little concept of it.
As days went, people started coming up with their own little concept, which I love.
She comes from a well-to-do family and has little concept of budgeting.
Salahi had little concept of himself as an African artist, though.
"Reconciliation isn't some nice little religious concept that hangs in the air: it's tough, it's costly," says Alex Boraine, the commission's deputy chief.
The remixed sounds on the London Underground sound map – added to "help people to appreciate how sound can form source material for some interesting art," Fowkes says – are intriguing, if a little high concept.
That sounds a little high concept, which is laughable if you spend even a few moments with the music, a staunchly unvarnished, plainly conservative exemplar of three-chord rock 'n' roll.
Until recently, the overall design of a device running the Palm operating system has varied little in concept from the original PalmPilots.
This little toolkit concept, the handiwork of Benjamin Kuhn, includes a small video camera, audio recorder and a tablet-like thing for jotting notes while out and about.
