Sentence examples for conceptual took from inspiring English sources

In German idealism, Hegel, in the framework of his attempt to raise Christian dogma into the sphere of the conceptual, took the Trinitarian doctrine as the basis for his system of philosophy and, above all, for his interpretation of history as the absolute spirit's becoming self-conscious.

They were treated to the cheerleaders' conceptual take on "We Found Love", and another chance to see someone get presented with an absurd cheque.

But Mr. Pollini had a larger conceptual take on the piece.

Among a parade of canapés, a conceptual take on potato chips and pimento cheese was strange and cold.

Collectors and artists including Eli Broad, Jeff Koons and Kiki Smith were smushed together at long picnic tables, trying to guess who was behind this conceptual take on white-trash barbecue.

(Tommasini) 'DESPERATELY SEEKING ThursdayThissday) This conceptual take on Massenet's "Thaïs" is worth a look if only to check out the silent film, with the golden-age soprano Mary Garden, that will run along with the live musical excerpts provided by the latest incarnation of L'Opéra Français de New York.

Or at least a highly conceptual take on punk rock.

Focused coding, where conceptual analysis took place, started after eight interviews when coherent and consistent linkages between categories and themes began to emerge.

Other programmes include a documentary on eccentric British artist Bob Parks, who walked the streets of Los Angeles for a year in a string bikini, and Who's Afraid of Conceptual Art? in which James Fox, an art historian who is not a fan of conceptual art, takes a looks at the art movement.

They can also be conceptual, in taking an approach to problem-solving that isn't focused on symptoms, but root causes.

The conceptual model takes the form of an abstract representation.