Sentence examples for sturdy concept from inspiring English sources
Another glossy, snappy, remake-friendly French comedy with a light but sturdy concept.
The sci-fi-ish tropes and ideas the shows explore are not new, of course, but that's not necessarily a problem: Both shows rest on reliably sturdy concepts that allow the dramas to tell stories about alienation, identity and the difficulty of sustaining a community.
There was "Innocents Abroad" and "Roughing It," baggy and relentlessly facetious, and a couple of one-joke productions that are notable mostly for their titles, "A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court" and "The Prince and the Pauper," and whose sturdy high concepts — New England inventor time-travels to Camelot; rich and poor look-alikes change identities — can't save their stodgy execution.
Which is by no means a criticism – GT's original concept was bolted to a sturdy chassis, one that has flexed over time to accommodate new concepts and features, but never to the point of warping Polyphony's grand vision of a real driving simulator.
Since the early-1990s, which saw the formation of the first Masada band — with Mr. Zorn on alto saxophone, Dave Douglas on trumpet, Greg Cohen on bass and Joey Baron on drums — the concept has broadened and stabilized, becoming ever sturdier and less surprising.
There's a tacit understanding in jazz circles that one path to success involves a sturdy, identifiable working band, and that another rests on high concept, or at least a central idea.
In the first part of the review, the current concepts and methods for in-laboratory production of sturdy designs based on either conductive emitters or electrodeless interfaces are described.
