Sentence examples for matters of concept from inspiring English sources

The Royal has a 10-strong music staff at choreographers' disposal, but no one, it seems, to advise choreographers, and when necessary tactfully redirect them, on matters of concept, theme and story.

It is just a matter of concept, perception and good criterion.

After all, even in classical corpuscular theories of matter the concept of an (elementary) particle is not as unproblematic as one might expect.

ALBERT J. SCHORSCH III Dec. 19 Many thanks for all the responses to the matter of labeling concepts after they have existed.

That there are deep obscurities in this program e.g., whether it is a matter of analyzing concepts or getting down to the simplest elements of things is less important in the present context than that analysis and synthesis were thus taken to be complementary.

Bridgman's position on the matter of theoretical concepts was complicated, and perhaps not entirely self-consistent (I will return to this point in Section 3.3).

Except for the some "meta-issues," the very subject matter and sets of concepts in moral and political philosophy are themselves normative: What moral theory should one adopt?

This isn't the first time the sculptor has recycled body matter in the name of concept art.

Two different tests, The Particulate Nature of Matter Concept Test (ParNoMaC) and The Transformation of Matter Statement Test (ToMaSaT), were administered as pretest, posttest and delayed test to collect data.

The genius of the film is that it is so downbeat and matter-of-fact about its gloriously silly concept.

Her tone is matter-of-fact as she uses magical concepts in a contemporary setting.