Sentence examples for personal concept from inspiring English sources

Our study of vocational identity as a personal concept, arising through interactions between the person and the mode of VET, features tests of six theoretical hypotheses about the genesis and effects of vocational identity.

Her idea for a one-hour drama was, by TV standards, a deeply personal concept.

But a deeply personal concept of space lurked in his best music.

The show, "Main Street Suffolk County," sponsored by the Suffolk County Historical Society, made it clear that the subject was more of a personal concept than a bricks-and-mortar reality.

"After hours" has become a strictly personal concept, since the 24-hour convenience store, gas station, pharmacy, supermarket, movie theater, diner, factory and bar all allow us to work, shop, dine and be entertained at any time of day or night.

Probability is a subjective or personal concept and has no meaning outside of expressing a degree of belief.

Cattle represent the pivotal element of life for the Turkana, and it is logical that the favourite-ox is a chosen tool to express a Turkana's personal concepts of beauty and his idealized "public persona", in addition to his relationship to the world.

Hence, John Landis was asked to direct the video seeing as Michael felt he would make the best fit towards properly conveying his personal concepts for the short feature film.

As these personal concepts are either refuted or reinforced based on personal experiences, RTs will become either satisfied or dissatisfied with PACS, based on their perception of its usefulness or lack of usefulness.

Marillion hit the big time with the intense and personal-concept album Misplaced Childhood, which spawned their big hit single, Kayleigh.

But, the argument continues, this provides no problem for functionalism (or physicalism), since these special first-personal concepts need not denote, or introduce as "modes of presentation", any irreducibly qualitative properties.