Sentence examples for only concept from inspiring English sources

The only concept he brought to the table was that the swans would be men.

"The orange-box store is the only concept they have been able to grow profitably," Mr. Wewer added.

What ever happened to the days when the only concept a restaurant needed was to be any good?

Our conversation went like this: Neil: "We're certainly devoted to individualism as the only concept that allows men to be happy, without somebody taking from somebody else.

'Free gift' is unacceptable, because the only concept conveyed by the noun 'gift' -- the very essence of 'giftness,' so to speak -- is being free.

On the far left, the politician Jean-Luc Melenchon said that France did not need such "parasites" whose only concept of homeland was money.

But authenticity and connection are not the only the only concepts at a premium.

Those are the only concepts we can have—the only concepts we can possibly get.

While textual representations may consider only concepts, tactile representations often take into account graphical aspects.

There was no significant difference between treatments in the proportion of students expressing only concepts, only misconceptions, or both (χ2 = 0.7, p > 0.1).

Hempel (1949) claimed that "all psychological statements that are meaningful … are translatable into statements that do not involve psychological concepts," but only concepts for physical behavior (p. 18).