Sentence examples for the old concept from inspiring English sources
"It is the old concept of coalitions made new again".
"The old concept about art and government being at odds has changed," he said.
"It's clear that the old concept of exports won't prevail," Mr. Zoller said.
It certainly blew away the old concept we used to follow that exclusivity drives value".
"There's three drafts of the old concept that exists," said Aykroyd.
The old concept of noblesse oblige has declined among the wealthy to a disturbing degree.
But the old concepts are hard to shake.
"We've got to put aside the old concepts of city planning.
Mr. Fuller, in fact, suggests that Kuhn, despite his reputation, had too much allegiance to the old concepts of science.
Yet the old concepts of the British character, with specific values and virtues, have already dissolved in the explosion of individualism and materialism in the past two decades.
He thus uses both the old concepts of natural law and contract, often invoked to justify resistance to authority, as a sanction for it.
