Sentence examples for conceptual more from inspiring English sources

"My early paintings were more conceptual, more mathematical," she said at her studio in the Greenpoint section of Brooklyn.

Conceptual more than convincing, the Irish-born designer showed tailoring skills with asymmetric sculpted coats and tunics with sportswear.

And even the less conceptual, more visually appealing pieces here are grounded in ideas that invite viewers to ponder the nature and passage of time.

"The ways in which stories were told were becoming more conceptual, more psychological and emotional," said Stephanie Plunkett, the chief curator of the Norman Rockwell Museum in Stockbridge, Mass., which chose Ms. Nessim as its first artist laureate in 2009.

Artists are widely supposed to become more pessimistic and resigned as they grow older, but Mr. Godard has moved in the opposite direction: as he ages, his work becomes more playful and conceptual, more casual and even more frivolous (in "Detective," perhaps even to a fault).

These practices were classified into three groups: those that focus on developing computational skills; those that represent traditional, mostly teacher-led, instructional practices; and those that represent conceptual, more constructivist practices.

The result is that his main collections are less conceptual and more wearable.

Or perhaps you prefer something less conceptual, and more crowd-pleasing.

She works mostly in metal, creating conceptual pieces more like miniature sculptures than mass-produced decorative jewelry.

But it's not conceptual any more; it's really happening.'' Cunningham says Cavaliere believed "she was going to beat it" – and put her art-making on hold.

Verburg still treats her photographs as subtle time-release capsules, but since the early nineties they're less conceptual and more soulful.