Sentence examples for west concept from inspiring English sources

Nelson's Wild West concept album, Red Headed Stranger (1975), had production so spare that Columbia fought against its release.

Europe and the so-called general West concept at least have a dual meaning in eyes of Chinese people; further study should be made to confirm if this situation also applies in Japan and Korea.

This will surely deepen the above historical memory that usually in combination with the historical memory concerning Japan's aggression against China, forming a West concept in political and geological aspects.

In the West, the concept of music as an intellectual experience for its own sake emerged only in the second half of the 18th century.

Is the west a concept defined above all by its political culture, ie democracy and human rights, by its cultural dimension, including religion, or merely by its diplomatic and strategic implications, ie facing the rise of new powers?

His argument is supported by a Barclays Wealth survey of 2,000 high net worth individuals earlier this year, which found that conspicuous consumption was not on the rise in the West: "The concept of wealth commanding respect seems to be diminishing in Europe, whilst in Asia Pacific and Latin America it is considered very important".

In the West, the concept and practice of learning how to be more present in our lives has enjoyed an exponentially-growing audience in the last 10 years.

Around the same time that workfare programs dominated the West, the concept of basic income gathered interest from legislators and governments in the U.S. and Canada and resulted in local experiments, but even after over 40 years since this exploration, the basic income experiment in Finland is the first nationwide randomized field experiment based around this idea.

NBC announced it would move the concept west in the fall, to wit: "Law & Order: Los Angeles".

When I arrive at Morning Gloryville on a chilly Saturday morning in West London, the concept seems surreal.

Although the bias blind spot itself isn't a new concept, West's latest paper demonstrates that it applies to every single bias under consideration, from anchoring to so-called "framing effects".