The phrase "a sort of conceptual" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is not concrete but rather an idea or notion that is somewhat abstract or vague.
Example: "The artist's work is a sort of conceptual exploration of identity and culture."
Alternatives: "a kind of abstract" or "a type of theoretical".
It was a nice myth, a sort of conceptual Turkish delight: sweet, romantic - and in the end, indigestible.
"If you try to assign a sort of conceptual definition, you find yourself in strange places," Mr. Lowery said.
The CMA Songwriter Series, which has been running at Joe's Pub for four years and features writers performing the hits they've created in a sort of conceptual karaoke (un-covers?), typically doesn't aim to tweak the hierarchy.
But it will be useful to offer several simple answers to this foundational question as a sort of conceptual map of the nature of historical knowing.
Rejecting the ontological argument, then, eliminates a sort of conceptual confusion: although we might think of perfections existing (in a thing), it is hard to conceive of what it would mean for existence to exist (in a thing), or for that matter, to not exist.
("Soromance," is that a word yet?) Here, Upright Citizens Brigade vets Lennon Parham and Jessica St. Clair present a sort of conceptual reboot of their short-lived NBC series "Best Friends Forever," as two women setting up housekeeping after one's marriage fails.
Because he has got a band, even if it's not clear what each member (including the aforementioned job-swapping Hoepfner) does, plus they all have daft names or nonsensical roles, giving the whole thing a sort of cartoonishly conceptual air.
I am always on the lookout for discarded paintings and antique prints that look like backdrops for something missing as a sort of ongoing conceptual challenge.
Still, Hart did not accept Raz's approach, which he felt created a certain sort of conceptual connection between law and morality.
But it does offer the potential for a sort of insight that conceptual analysis can not.
