Sentence examples similar to conceptual command from inspiring English sources
I'm a fan of much of her art, particularly the bossy, conceptual stuff where she commands the viewer to perform, or imagine performing, an impossible action.
All these positions draw on Darwin's tree metaphor, and they also overlap and feed into one another in various ways, but each commands a distinct conceptual space for itself.
Hella Jongerius, whose conceptual, perforated and stitched porcelain vases command thousands of dollars, here offers a simple stoneware version (without her usual yarn embroidery) called Jonsberg, for $39.99.
A recent empirical analysis by faculty from West Point's Department of Behavioral Sciences and Leadership concluded that "promotion and command boards may actually penalize officers for their conceptual ability".
For Witz, using actual names and case histories brings the conceptual to painfully full light, and his well-known artistic command of light in these photo-realistic works gives these individuals an opportunity to step out from the shadows.
Formal and conceptual analogies to architecture were abundantly evident on Balanchine's stage: cantilevered construction; command of gravity; off-balance compression; music as platform; transitions from private to shared to social space.
And then there are things where the craftsmanship is very high, where someone has great command of the techniques of building things in Second Life, but they have no conceptual depth.
This speculation forms the conceptual foundation for the modern myth of quantum consciousness and the related belief that the human mind commands special powers -- psychic forces -- that transcend the material universe.
Defense appears largely conceptual.
