Sentence examples for there is a concept from inspiring English sources
In Judaism there is a concept that you can't really be happy until you have been sad".
THERE is a concept in telecommunications called "the last mile," that part of any phone system that is the most difficult to connect — the part that goes from the main lines into people's homes.
"There is a concept called professional jealousy," Mr Tito has drily observed.
Within the field of P.T.S.D. research, there is a concept known as "the dose-response curve".
And do you accept that there is a concept of greed?
We accepted in the constitution that there is a concept like fair discrimination, in contrast to unfair discrimination.
In theology there's a concept called "the permissive will of God".
On the right side of the mind map, there is a concept-link between the central theme of the mind map, succulents and cacti (note how the subject did not write the word "cactus" but simply represented it as a picture), and structural modifications.
Oh, and there's a "concept".
A ginger-coloured person… there's a concept.
