Sentence examples for conceptual values from inspiring English sources

The chief function of art is to meet this psychological need by expressing abstract conceptual values and metaphysical truths in concrete perceptible form.

Themata are conceptual values that are a priori yet contingent (both individual and social), informing and organizing presuppositions that factor centrally in the evolution of the science: continuity/discontinuity, harmony, quantification, symmetry, conservation, mechanicism, hierarchy, etc. (Holton 1973).

Allied with poetry, however, it may acquire conceptual value.

Others spoke of the importance of maintaining "conceptual value-added," which in effect means adding nothing but marketing.

Only if appropriated by an artist such as Jeff Koons – it seems like the kind of kitsch/sincere object he'd love – would it accrue the level of conceptual value expected at most art fairs.

These photographs are useful in demonstrating that, while he was often as concerned with a given work's conceptual value, Rauschenberg had a strong sense of composition — image for image's sake.

"When I started out, I was viewed in a very conservative way but Bjarne saw a conceptual value in my work, so for me it's not that unnatural to have my work in this sort of environment".

Figure 1 The conceptual values-attitudes model.

For the sake of brevity, however, we avoid providing more details on this, since it would not add conceptual value to this study.

In this paper, we explore the conceptual value and methodological feasibility of linking Material Flow Analysis (MFA) and Social Practice Theory (SPT) to apprehend household food consumption dynamics.

In the context of a market town in rural North Wales, the conceptual value of rurality and a cultural identity embedded in the landscape is no longer the primary marker that it was once perceived to be.