Sentence examples for More conceptually from inspiring English sources
More conceptually, the problem is that a crowd tends to know what it wants.
More conceptually ambitious than those films, this end-of-the-world farce (released shortly after the inferior This is the End) follows a group of schlubby drinking buddies whose epic pub-crawl plans are inconsiderately interrupted by an apocalyptic alien invasion.
More conceptually oriented, Greg Allen chose an installation of tiny colored balls by Tom Friedman, an actual-size sidewalk corner made of real frosted cake by Art Domantay and, like a number of the collectors, a large, implicitly narrative color photograph, this one a picture of a campsite by Stephen Shore.
More conceptually, such experiments might help spell out the boundary between the quantum and classical realms, he says.
More conceptually, using dropouts changes the nature of the estimand from the effect of starting VR to the effect of finishing VR.
More conceptually, the entire villa's design is meant to mimic the slow development of a Polaroid photograph, with colours gradually becoming more pronounced as you move through the building.
More conceptually driven substantive codes (eg, trust, discrimination, control over sex work transactions) were then applied.
The present paper argues for more conceptually-laden research on the constitution of place branding as a hybrid form of urban policy.
Sean also said that Hall of Fame would be a far more inspirational and a more conceptually-driven project than his debut album.
Big Sean said that Hall of Fame is a far more inspirational and a more conceptually-driven project than his 2011 debut album.
More conceptually-based mapping of nursing identity constructs are needed to help nurses shape their identity.
