Sentence examples for the very concepts from inspiring English sources

Jon Dovey writes about how reality-TV programming affects the way we understand the very concepts of truth and authenticity.

What you see is what you get: humans and aliens patiently trying to dismantle the very concepts of human and alien; making contact, making the best they can of a bad job.

Even in less-provocative forms, however, philosophical reconstructions of parts of the history of science had the effect of calling into question the very concepts of scientific progress and rationality.

The investment concepts being promoted stocks outperform bonds in the long term, risk can be diversified away—are the very concepts that landed defined-benefit plans in trouble in the first place and this is unconscionable.

Like his predecessors, Michaels holds affirmative action at universities in low esteem, wants to get rid of race-based scholarships and worries that our diversity obsession — preoccupied as it is with race — "perpetuates the very concepts it congratulates itself on having escaped".

But I think that by using words like stigma to describe society's collective perceptions of mental health problems and the personal and social challenges people face, we accept the stigma and buy into the very concepts we are trying to challenge.

The very concept is bizarre and awful.

The very concept began to fall apart.

Indeed, the very concept of the land battle is "anachronistic".

This view subverts the very concept of journalism.

Sky now understand the very concept of time.