Sentence examples for conceptually before from inspiring English sources

Still, each release is worked through conceptually before it is recorded, and Mr. Gordon is not shy about sharing his own concepts.

Thorbecke (2008, pp4) states that " Poverty has to be defined, or at least grasped conceptually, before it can be measured", illustrating the importance of this building block in the generic construction process.

Not until about age four can children conceptually distinguish "before" from "after".

It was, instead, an un-Romantic exercise in measurement, objectivity, logic, control, with formal decisions made and conceptually resolved before brush touched canvas.

Conceptually conceived before World War II it only became possible because of the development of nuclear reactors during the war.

One hundred and fourteen Chinese undergraduate students completed a 50 item cloze test which was conceptually scored before close analysis of patterns in clear student error.

Globe: We get involved very early on conceptually, even before a project is greenlit, just as far as being aware of what's coming and what the overall brand message will be.

But the Modern's astounding art collection hasn't been presented in such conceptually sympathetic surroundings before.

"Tuesday, December 13 may be the lamest day of the year, conceptually," he tweeted before deleting it once his followers put two and two together.

It might have made for an inspired college paper thesis, but as a documentary, "The Gilligan Manifesto," which attempts to draw a direct link between "Gilligan's Island" and the Communist Manifesto, is conceptually shipwrecked well before completing its one-and-a-half-hour tour.

Even so, in light of the renewed interest in figure painting in the last few years, Mr. Rivers's earliest work is looking, as it did before Pop, conceptually prescient and visually smashing.