Sentence examples for meaningful concept from inspiring English sources

· Politicians, community leaders and the media should promote "a meaningful concept of citizenship".

Despite the consensus among geneticists, some sociologists continue to conduct research on the assumption that race is a meaningful concept.

This is important because human nature exists, is a meaningful concept, and has provided a stable continuity to our experience as a species.

But he cannot help admitting that what may have seemed like a mere casting conceit may turn into a more meaningful concept.

The Home Office report on the riots, written by Ted Cantle, insisted that "a meaningful concept of 'citizenship' needed establishing - and championing", which "establishes a clear primary loyalty to this Nation".

In fact, he doesn't believe race is a meaningful concept, either biologically or culturally, and he deals only in passing with the day-in, day-out politics of legislating for racial, ethnic and gender balance.

And then, I think, he used the concept of law to help broaden and make more meaningful concepts like the superego and psychoanalysis".

Relative poverty and inequality were meaningful concepts too; he regarded the numbers in child poverty, as currently defined, as "a very significant indicator".

It has been shown that fcrit and ffail are physically meaningful concepts.

The ROPP contains 69 questions and 153 meaningful concepts.

Forty-two meaningful concepts were linked to the ICF classification.