Sentence examples for are conceptual from inspiring English sources
adjective
Of, or relating to concepts or mental conception; existing in the imagination
- We defined a conceptual model before designing the real thing.
They are conceptual, experiential walks.
Smirks are conceptual, not pictorial.
Besides the quality problem, there are conceptual issues.
In a way they are conceptual paintings, as engaging to think about as to look at.
If there are conceptual confusions in materialism, Mr Searle has not found them.
Rather than visual explanations, the results are conceptual, metaphorical and allegorical interpretations.
They tell me they are "conceptual artists" and are "reclaiming the abandoned pickle factory for a performance space".
Her projects are conceptual exercises, designed, as she has said, to show us what we don't know that we know.
Other "Prospect.1" works with local relevance, at the Contemporary Arts Center, in the warehouse district, are conceptual and political.
"Gerson's skills are conceptual and creative rather than bureaucratic," Gerson and Adler, a senior editor at Newsweek, write admiringly in one passage.
In the later Piano Variations and Variations for Violin and Piano (1993), Mr. Lieberson's demands are conceptual as well as technical.
