Sentence examples for conceptual baggage from inspiring English sources

Although the movie punches hard, its impact is diminished by an overly schematic screenplay and excess conceptual baggage.

The lucid, modest performances here let the comedy, poignancy and unlikely magic of "Cymbeline" surface gently and naturally, unencumbered by conceptual baggage.

Diamond Dogs, groaning under its conceptual baggage of mad-dog apocalypse, seemed vaguely unsatisfying on its release in 1974, but it emerges from this refurbished twin-disc edition as one of the most interesting episodes in Bowie's career.

Mr. Greif, the talented but variable director of the terrific "Romeo and Juliet" at the Delacorte and the emotionally charged "Next to Normal" on Broadway, has refrained from piling conceptual baggage on a work that is fantastical enough to begin with.

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Trying to divest such ordinary observations of all of their conceptual baggage and reporting experience as it seems in and of itself would seem to require at least the trained eye of a Monet and the nuanced mind of a Proust, and it's difficult to see why such special and sophisticated reports should be particularly privileged.

The mere self (trimmed away of metaphysical baggage or conceptual reification) is unapologetically affirmed by the Geluk tradition.

It might be unsuitable since it carries with it too much baggage from our particular conceptual scheme.

No, says writer, they are the extra baggage on the great cabriolet of conceptual progress.

No, I said, they were, rather, the extra baggage on the great cabriolet of conceptual progress.

The point of fictionalism about possible worlds is that if it is successful, it enables one to use the conceptual resources of possible-world semantics without needing the ontological baggage that realism about such worlds carries.