Sentence examples for about the abstraction from inspiring English sources

You then start to care about the abstraction of the network more than the real people who are networked, even though the network by itself is meaningless.

And I don't care about the abstraction of the document, the parent object, because all I want to know is what this is about, not how it got here or where it's going next.

It's really more about the abstraction of the nail, and the rose in the bird's beak is a reference to my last public installation on Park Avenue [Roses].

As the show pulls further and further away from the crime McLemore had originally written to Reed about, the abstraction of the true crime genre into pure character study turns S-Town into a podcast or story, frankly unlike anything most listeners have heard before.

It's hard to fluff the couplet unless you're dealing solely in abstractions, which should be a warning about the abstractions that too often pass here for reasoning.

"I'm always worried about breaking the abstraction in Wagner," Mr. Audi said.

In the simple example above about line-directions, the abstraction operator d is a function sign, and does not bind any variables.

What's interesting to me about the work is the abstraction that the nails form with the piece.

"You're going up this hill, in the dark, and people are talking about the Java abstraction layer," he said.

While reporting my story on football's head-injury problem, I thought a lot about the necessary abstraction of fandom, which allows us to view athletes as characters rather than as humans — their injuries representing plot points, not real pain.

While reporting my story on football's head-injury problem, I thought a lot about the necessary abstraction of fandom, which allows us to view athletes as characters rather than as humans their injuries representing plot points, not real pain.