Sentence examples for much a concept from inspiring English sources

It didn't seem to have much a concept, except to be very red, and was shoddy in detail and execution.

Chaotically guilty Delving into the darker side, Gentlemen by the Afghan Whigs is pretty much a concept album about guilt filtered through more than a little defiance, denial and deception.

The lads from Leicester return with their third album and, as its title suggests, this is very much a concept album – in the words of Serge Pizzorno, the band's musical conductor and lead guitarist, it's "a soundtrack for an imaginary film".

Rubber Soul may have had no obvious lyrical chain, but with George Harrison's astringent guitar, some heavily compressed piano, and a thread of black humour, it was the first album of the rock era that sounded like an album, as much a concept as Sinatra's Only the Lonely before it and the likes of Tommy to come.

The van from Ford is very much a concept – less real than Mercedes' physical concept and the UPS drone delivery vehicle that the company debuted this month.

This is very much a concept at this point, with the company estimating that it won't begin development of this "new educational infrastructure" until 2017.

It's not much of a concept.

Various venues JR The songs on Kate Tempest's Everybody Down don't so much form a concept album as a dysfunctional family.

That's because the cloud isn't a single concrete thing so much as a concept that encompasses many technologies.

Interestingly, in the 1990s, when cybersecurity was not much of a concept, Dan Geer foresaw that storage will be near free and, therefore, unreasonably costly in the future.

When we came on board, there was already a stage design but there wasn't really much of a concept.