Sentence examples for more concept from inspiring English sources

Wall Street has always been more concept than place.

The brief was to bring the automotive brand's "experience more" concept to life.

Under Mr. Earl, G.M. produced more concept cars than did any other automaker, but Ford and Chrysler produced them, too.

And then consider one more concept from Textor, who described the modern "mercenary voter" to Lenore Taylor.

For Barthelme, "the aesthetic potential of language" was just one more concept to have fun with; for Gass, it was a solace for the emptiness of existence.

"And a friend of mine had the idea to make exhibitions in this space not prints on the wall, more concept art with readings".

After successive biennials emphasizing craftsy fizz and punk scrappiness, there seems to be a more concept-intensive selection.

During NREM sleep, dreams tend to be more concept-based, whereas during REM sleep dreams are more vivid and emotional.

Alston admits that his own brand of musically inspired dance-making may be easier to sustain than the more concept- or narrative-driven physical theatre that Newson creates.

He seized the solo spotlight on Cole Porter's "What Is This Thing Called Love?" — rhythmically reconfigured with nine beats to a bar, in groupings of four and five — and made it into a loping funk concerto, equally suggestive of New Orleans parade music and the more concept-oriented drum solos of Max Roach.

USA and TNT, the two primary providers of this strain of crime dramedy, have developed distinct styles: more traditionally procedural and grounded in at least vaguely recognizable reality at TNT ("The Closer," "Rizzoli & Isles"), more concept-driven and fantastical at USA (the shows already mentioned, as well as "Burn Notice and Covert Affairsrs").