Sentence examples for conceptual fare from inspiring English sources

There is also some more conceptual fare, like documentation from Julian Montague's installation "The Stray Shopping Cart: An Illustrated System of Identification" (2002-4).

Mac Premo's "Seeing Seeing" (2008), a mixed-media assemblage, employs appropriated media imagery and personal photographs in stop-action animation to raise questions about the relationship of self to society, and the meaning and uses of words and objects — familiar conceptual fare.

Other conceptual-oriented artists fare equally badly.

Replacement Naturalism holds that conceptual and justificatory theories the traditional fare of philosophy are to be replaced by empirical and descriptive theories.

Every city has ginned up a bunch of their own Brooklyn-y fare now, and I've got nothing against it — the conceptual knockoffs or the actual borough.

Her songs fare better on "The Fame," a concept album about celebrity that is intermittently engaging but only barely conceptual.

The art in it is the typical fare of international exhibitions these days: heavy on mildly diverting installations, videos, and photography and given to easy conceptual japes, which curatorial wall texts carefully explain.

Conceptual art?

It's too conceptual.

Defense appears largely conceptual.

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