Sentence examples for no concept for from inspiring English sources
We had absolutely no concept for what to do — it was just a cool idea.
"There's no concept for the band," Brown, who is affable and goofy but not extraordinarily so told me.
"Before applying the algae to paper, it's completely blank and I have no concept for the composition, no ideas, no sketches.
"There were no sketches, no concepts for that storm at all.
Juan Antonio Samaranch, the president of the International Olympic Committee, can be persuasive about why the greatest athletes should be at the Games -- because those athletes were at the ancient Games in Greece, since there was no concept of playing for hire in those days.
There is no concept of basic collocation, for example "spend the night".
While this approach might be applicable for a discovery study with a small sample size (e.g. N = 3 pairs), it possesses no concept of statistical significance for generalized inference.
"There is no concept of rights and fairness for the applicant".
But, if this is true, it should also be true about Christianity and Judaism, because 2,000 or 4,000 years ago there was no concept of democracy or respect for human rights; they were invented and developed by modern human beings.
We did not attribute scores for courses that present "no concept" or for those that were not in the spreadsheet.
"The sad thing is that Israel has no clear concept for the telecommunications business, no official policy, no white papers, no green papers, nothing," said David Boaz, a former Finance Ministry official who is now a private industry consultant.
