Sentence examples for conceptual grounds from inspiring English sources

The concert reflected its shaky conceptual grounds.

But Mr. Woodring and Mr. Frisell -- a superb draftsman and a superb technician, for those who had come to gawk at sheer skill -- are on to a good idea and the show succeeded on conceptual grounds.

There are good things in this magazine – it's nice that Darren Taylor's Letter from the Editor begins with a quote from Samuel Beckett, and Andrew WK's problem page ("From my experience of being in a band, I don't think practice is all that important …") can't be argued with on conceptual grounds.

Bifactor models were preferred on conceptual grounds.

This account is subject to serious and plausible objections, on both historical and conceptual grounds.

The possibility of self-regarding duties of this kind are sometimes rejected on conceptual grounds.

And though no conceptual ground is broken that wasn't already trampled and scorched in the Harold and Kumar movies (to cite only the three most sophisticated examples), the whole mess is silly, spirited and, yes, smart enough to work.

In seeking a conceptual grounding for the CPT theorem, see Greaves (2010).

Thus, Kuhn the rationalist seems to stand on shaky conceptual ground.

This is especially problematic given that recent critiques from neuroscience indicate that conceptual grounding may exhibit a developmental arc.

Rather than conceptual grounding being binary, it may actually evolve along a continuum toward abstract knowledge representation (Chatterjee, 2010).