The underlying concept – of a dark psychological condition given life form – is a potent one.
The company's underlying concept of a borderless pan-Latin community did not play well with the Portuguese-speaking Brazilians.
Despite its novelty on the market, the underlying concept of the H1 is not new.
"Everyone is sympathetic toward the underlying concept of the course, but a lot of people are not ready to do it".
In "Proust's Binoculars" Mr. Shattuck traces a complicated argument showing how the visual imagery in "Search" relates to Proust's underlying concept of perception.
Eyelids can droop at terms such sabermetrics, but the underlying concept of Moneyball is simple to understand: it is about using data and detailed analysis to find value.
The term "politically black" lingered on – useful at times, counterproductive at others – while the vitally important underlying concept of African-Asian unity faded away.
Generally speaking, when one sees a table showing the distribution of taxes by income class, the underlying concept of income is something like Haig-Simons.
The underlying concept of the new format, which will be formalized any day now and be implemented this October, is inspired.
The underlying concept of a summit is that it is easier to get agreement on difficult issues if you put leaders in a room by themselves rather than allow officials to interfere.
Yet the discipline is organized by an underlying concept of an identified and protected self.
