Sentence examples for conceptual looks from inspiring English sources

Paris, at its haute-couture, men's, and women's prêt-à-porter weeks, produces the conceptual looks that magazine editors dream of.

Her images are immaculate and conceptual, looking to capture the complexities of the human mind.

The U.S. has done pretty well with protecting nature, but our task now includes taking a big conceptual look at what we've done to make sure individual efforts are connected.

If our intuitions are anything to go by, then, the idea of conceptual relativity looks highly suspect.

As we consider learning through embodied actions and what embodiment of conceptual knowledge looks like as an outcome of learning, we are likely to find a similar rich diversity beneath the surface.

To the extent that it seems to make the existence of all things relative to the classificatory skills of minds, the thesis of conceptual relativity looks highly counter-intuitive.

But his painted books, with their generous conceptual gesture, look fresh, youthful, poetic and springy.

Ghesquière's approach on Wednesday was more conceptual: models looked like wild creatures from Mad Max or Blade Runner with pink hair or mohawks or their ears painted silver.

And glass can be formed into shapes that now make Mies's conceptual design look rather conservative, as at 30 St Mary Axe in London (better known as the "gherkin") or the Hearst building in New York.Other changes to materials have helped towers weigh less, which allows them to go higher.

As a result, the connection between LOTH and an implausibly strong version of conceptual nativism looked very much internal.

On a conceptual level, it looks rather like a mixture of Herbert Spencer and Fernand Braudel, both influential in their day but hardly cutting edge nowadays.