Sentence examples for and conceptually from inspiring English sources
Linguistic practices reflect our conceptual practices, how we think and conceptually respond to incoming perceptual information.
Two appetizers stand out from the pack, visually and conceptually.
Chestnost' _is related both etymologically and conceptually to chest', "honor".
Is the result visually monotonous and conceptually supererogatory?
That might have been both visually impressive and conceptually intriguing.
Yet it also feels overstuffed — visually, aurally and conceptually.
Laying down ever more runways is "politically unrealistic and conceptually weak," he said.
(Debt and slavery, historically — and conceptually — are always tangled up together).
"The Arts of Life in America" at the Whitney is much more ambitious formally and conceptually.
Mr. Guzmán's sculpture, on the other hand, is visually nondescript and conceptually sophomoric.
Her art, mostly in film, is essentially quiet, observational, and conceptually complex.
