Sentence examples for statement concepts from inspiring English sources

Foucault's concept of 'discursive formation' captures this feature of ideology, defining it as a 'regularity (an order, correlations, positions and functionings, transformations)' between 'objects, types of statement, concepts, or thematic choices' (Foucault 1972: 38).

Davis gave us a somewhat softened definition for the testimonial statement concept.

These changes in the formality and formalism of the testimonial statement concept and their implications are the subject of this essay.

Unlike Beats by Dre, which later took the headphones as fashion statement concept to a whole other level, there was never any need to blatantly brand Apple earphones with a logo or mark.

The Court began a process of defining the testimonial-statement concept but did not develop a comprehensive definition.

"… theory is a statement of concepts and their interrelationships that shows how and/or why a phenomenon occurs" (Corley and Gioia 2011: 12).

Bell filed a patent describing his method of transmitting sounds on February 14 , 1876 just hours before Gray filed a caveat (a statement of concept) on a similar method.

The system is essentially dialectical, or "crisis" (from the Greek word meaning "crossroads, decision"), theology i.e., the simultaneous affirmation and denial of paradox in any statement or concept relative to God.

So now we have Three Truths, which are not a raft-like instrument to get beyond all statements and concepts, and a final higher truth that allows us to have no biased and particular view of things, but rather as three true ways of viewing any particular thing.

When I reach out to Trussardi Group CEO Tomaso Trussardi regarding the commercial benefits of blogger collaborations, he leaves me with the following statement: 'The concept of working with the "influencer" is part of a bigger picture aimed at telling the brand's story in a manner which is relevant to our audience - or to reach a new audience.

Bjarke Ingels said in a statement, "The concept is simple: as you travel deeper into a maze, your path typically becomes more convoluted.