Sentence examples for conceptual roots from inspiring English sources

Yet it's one that has deep conceptual roots.

The album gives new life to a bunch of his songs with previous purposes, and the most ambitious have conceptual roots in American narratives of old-time show business and slavery: inspired by the love-and-business triangle of Hans Christian Andersen, the Swedish opera singer Jenny Lind and P. T. Barnum.

Warren argues that these isms of domination share conceptual roots in five features of an oppressive conceptual framework.

Norwegian philosopher Arne Naess coined the term "deep ecology" to refer to the (deep) conceptual roots of the environmental crisis (Naess 1973).

Warren argues that the five features of an oppressive conceptual framework spotlight some of the shared conceptual roots of the unjustified dominations of women, nonhuman animals, and nature.

Many ecofeminist philosophers explore the ways these shared conceptual roots function in real life to keep intact unjustified institutions and practices of oppression and domination.

The enthusiasm was almost conceptual, rooted in the elegance of the pairing.

Objects from African culture are presented in straight photographs, but they also appear in conceptual work rooted in photography.

Some might say that Mr. Kylian is inching closer to experimentalists like William Forsythe through such conceptual pieces, rooted in the 1960's American avant-garde, his leaner movement, bare stage lighting and current collaboration with an experimental composer, Dirk Haubrich.

Conceptual challenges root out from the fact that best practices are not customary and the theory of change is not aligned.

We propose a conceptual model, rooted in relationship marketing theory, which identifies a set of factors that afford a better understanding of post-service recovery customer transformation processes.