Sentence examples for own concept from inspiring English sources

"Ultimately, we each found our own concept".

Galton saw in the same Jewish subjects his own concept of racial difference.

The team then started creating its own concept sketches, paintings and computer generated art.

But Afghan intransigence has never prevented outsiders seeking to impose their own concept of order.

But Mr. Adlon said Thursday that Mr. Koenig now wanted to submit his own concept for relocating the "Sphere" to the World Trade Center site.

Beginning by remodeling Greek and Hellenistic theatres, they eventually succeeded in uniting architecturally their own concept of the auditorium with a single-level, raised stage.

He visited poet, Arthur Newell, who told him that people do not listen to nature, but impose their own concept of beauty on it.

In the first place, the new title consolidated his own concept of kingship, his conviction that (as he once said) he had no superior on earth.

The Shostakovich cellist, the 24-year-old Russian Svetlana Mochalova, might better have been left to her own concept, Schubertian though Mr. Harrell found it.

A director may dispense with the scenario and direct the action according to his own concept of what best brings out the theme.

You can admire the show's insistent devotion to its own concept while also thinking that Amazon has more money than it knows how to spend.