Sentence examples for the most basic concept from inspiring English sources

"You know what the most basic concept in Go is, Jon?" Molly asks.

Tilly Lawless, a sex worker, writer, and activist, says she hates even the most basic concept of this workshop; that is to say, the notion of people playing at sex work "while just over the state line in South Australia, sex workers are arrested for actually doing sex work.

Understanding is the most basic concept.

Perhaps the most basic concept in this area is that of evolutionary distance between two genomes: under a given model of genomic evolution, how many events most likely took place to account for the difference between the two genomes?

In a sense, palliative care is to offer the most basic concept of care – that of providing for the needs of the patient wherever he or she is cared for, either at home or in the hospital.

For example, the statement in the abstract that "...since Darwin's theory, transposable elements are maybe the discovery that has changed the most our vision of (genome) evolution". is somewhat overwrought considering that Darwin lacked even the most basic concept of the molecular mechanisms of heredity or any notion whatsoever of what constituted a genome.

Monogamy is one of the most basic concepts of modern marriage.

The N.B.A. publishes its own cap guide — a narrow 31-page pamphlet called "CBA 101" — but it covers only the most basic concepts.

Atman, ( Sanskrit: "self," "breath") one of the most basic concepts in Hinduism, the universal self, identical with the eternal core of the personality that after death either transmigrates to a new life or attains release (moksha) from the bonds of existence.

In an opening statement, Christopher Niewoehner, an assistant United States attorney, took pains to define for jurors even the most basic concepts: governors sit at the top of the power structure in state government; campaign dollars are separate from official state finances; wiretaps are approved by judges.

Dr Eran Elinav, lead scientist on the study from the Weizmann Institute, said: "Measuring such a large cohort without any prejudice really enlightened us on how inaccurate we all were about one of the most basic concepts of our existenc - which is what we eat and how we integrate nutrition into our daily life," he said.