Sentence examples for without the concept from inspiring English sources

First, and most generally, not all conceptions of public reason purport to do without the concept of truth entirely, in the way that Rawls's particular account aims to do.

There is no one alive today who has lived without the concept of a phone.

(Bizarrely, the Eintracht Frankfurt coach has a cult following in Spain, where they write eulogies to his "Schaafismo", death-wish football without the concept of defence).

Indeed, it is suggested that, without the concept of duty, a cogent general description of the structure of negligence law would not be possible.

In fact, the nuts and bolts of A.I. research can often be more usefully interpreted without the concept of A.I. at all.

It was also understood to be immersed in an environment (that is, activated or supplied with input data) that could be logically specified without the concept of chance.

"With or without her, the concept of 'two systems' is diminishing every day," Mr. Cheng said.

Ever since, Mr. Obama has found other ways of describing what he meant without abandoning the concept.

The notion of digital identity cannot be fully understood without considering the concept of authentication.

Product modularization enables a combination of standardization and cost reduction without neglecting the concept of individualization.

The French prime minister, Manuel Valls, has said Europe cannot take in all the refugees fleeing wars in Iraq and Syria without putting the concept of Europe itself in grave danger.