Sentence examples for conceptual vision from inspiring English sources

He and his brother don't fit into their "New Yorkish or Berlin-style conceptual" vision of what is aesthetically correct.

Allison believes it is Newey's innovation and conceptual vision in an era where regulations have changed that has ensured his success.

Mr. Lepage's conceptual vision had a natural foundation in Wagner's own, bringing as it did a single design scheme to a series of operas composed as a unity.

The task of identifying and exploring the field is concerned with how social relations are positioned within a spatial metaphor that leads to a conceptual vision of a social reality (Harquinet et al., 2012).

"His interests are dispersed, and he sees music as a fragment within a whole, which makes him an artist in the broadest sense of the word and gives his songs a conceptual vision that is much wider than anyone else's".

A more conceptual vision of what might become of the World Trade Center site will open to the public on Thursday at the Max Protetch Gallery, at 511 West 22nd Street in Manhattan.

Through interactive lectures and engaging group exercises, you will cultivate essential collaborative leadership competencies, and gain the conceptual framework, vision, and tools you need to effectively incorporate these principles.

But if anything, his is a very specific kind of conceptual cinematic vision, almost New Wave with its flattening take on realism, the casting of amateur actors, and the focus on small gestures and mundane activities.

Fall, 2006: CS294-6: Theoretical, Conceptual and Experimental Vision.

To review U.S. national population-based surveys to evaluate comparability and conceptual clarity of vision measures.

The clear message is that this is to be a conceptual "Cyrano," the vision of Robert Richmond, associate artistic director of the Aquila, a nine-year-old, half-British, half-American touring company based in London and New York.