Sentence examples for takes a concept from inspiring English sources
The Little Death, the directorial debut of Australian actor Josh Lawson, is a kinky comedy that takes a concept specific by nature (sexual fetishes) and plays it as broadly as possible.
It takes a concept of justice to qualify measurable inequalities as inequities.
"It's taking a concept that we normally apply to new media and reimagining it to a concept in a newspaper," he said.
What I am taking away right now is in two short years this movement has grown to 61 countries and that through those two years we have taken a concept and built it into a worldwide movement.
It was a perfect brief for a show garden really, and I like taking a concept and finding ways of simplifying it and making it accessible and good to look at," he said.
"You can take a concept, work on it in your attic or your garage, and, if the readers are interested in it, for very little money invested, you can have a huge hit.
Can you think of a way to take a concept you have already learned about in a science class and devise a new way to learn about it by making something?
They take a concept and cut it down to its essentials and re-work an idea from there.
That's where you'd take a concept like TRON to a whole new level for adults.
Overseas expansion has a new meaning under Wendy's International Chief Executive John T. Schuessler John T. Schuessler : Take a concept from abroad and import it to the U.S. Here's the logic.
"Taking a concept and making it a reality is really cool," says Green. "I'm more energized than I've ever been".
