Sentence examples for the concept for which from inspiring English sources

The concept for which Lovelock is best known is Gaia – the idea that the Earth is a single, self-regulating entity in which the organic and inorganic interact to sustain life.

"Radio Muezzin," conceived by Stefan Kaegi, a Swiss director, is a one-act play, a documentary, really (performed in Arabic with subtitles), the concept for which arose after a decision in 2004 by the Egyptian minister of religious endowments, Mahmoud Hamdi Zaqzouq.

Deprecating the music, McLaren elevated the concept, for which he later took full credit.

South Korean poets, novelists and filmmakers have sought to capture the concept for which there is no English equivalent.

The concept for which he is most famous is La Mirada-based Denny's Restaurants Inc., a chain of coffee shops he founded more than three decades ago.

The stretch-limousine image was a detail taken from this photo, the concept for which reflected Harrison's view that the material world is not only related to money and possessions, but to "everything which is gross, physical, or material as opposed to the subtle, astral or casual", as he puts it in I, Me, Mine when discussing the song.

He designed the application of the concepts for which Kennan was the earliest and most eloquent spokesman.

He had begun to work on the concepts for which he would later be lauded, but Cousteau's experiments, which to many seemed more like science fiction than reality, never strayed far from his mind.

The question addressed was: Are CPS students at each grade given the opportunity to learn the concepts for which they are held accountable on standardized tests?

Don Loeb (2008) calls this sort of argument "pulling a metaphysical rabbit out of a semantic hat".[35] In this spirit, Loeb has recently argued that both sides may have claim to part of the truth, suggesting that the best analysis of the terms in the moral vocabulary (and the concepts for which they stand) might well be incoherent, combining "non-negotiable"[36] but inconsistent elements.

Among the concepts for which patient self-report could be valuable, and for which measurement appears feasible based on available psychometric data, are aspects of everyday functioning and complex activities of daily living and some aspects of executive functioning.