Sentence examples for very different concepts from inspiring English sources

These are very different concepts.

He manages this only by conflating two very different concepts.

The word "pension" relates to two very different concepts, but they are often considered the same.

The cars are designed freely within the regulations using very different concepts and feature some of the most talented and experienced drivers in the world competing head to head.

The Dutch pastor's wife writing a novel in a thatched cottage and the African-Caribbean man at the head of a hastily mustered militia in Saint-Domingue had very different concepts of liberty and, as Polasky says, never met at congresses and rarely signed the same petition.

From the eugenics controversy of the 1930s and the race and IQ controversy of the 1970s to the twenty-first-century debate over the causes of depression, Tabery argues, the polarization in these discussions can be attributed to what he calls an "explanatory divide"—a disagreement over how explanation works in science, which in turn has created two very different concepts of interaction.

"War is a very different concept," he said.

Know that security awareness isn't about lack of trust: Creating a secure communication channel is a very different concept to trusting the person you are communicating with.

Then we have the Scheduled Tribes, who have a very different concept of ownership of land, not the Western concept of ownership of land.

More damaging, the term spirituality is far too readily taken to mean religiosity, a very different concept and a lightning rod of considerably greater magnitude.

For me, a rustic wooden hut is a very different concept from a contemporary she-shed, Shoffice, garden-room or purely functional space: it is more the incongruous log cabin of a city dweller with children.