Sentence examples for conceptually even from inspiring English sources

Conceptually even more problematic is the use of "Islamic art" as a term for a diffuse, multicultural range of objects.

Conceptually even more ambitious than John Williams's music for the "Star Wars" movies, it is less triumphal and wham-bang crowd-pleasing, although it has plenty of drama.

But he is an easy case — if his is the question of Guantánamo, it's not so difficult to solve, conceptually, even if the Republicans have made it politically hard.

Perhaps it is conceptually, even if not physically, possible that he has no complex, internal, cognitive organ, no real brain.

Third, theoretical foundations that support neutralist expectations have a deep mathematical basis that makes genetic drift conceptually even more difficult to grasp (Lenormand et al. 2008).

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.

Structural independence is conceptual rather than epidemiological; domains may be conceptually independent even if they are highly correlated in real-life samples.

In Justice Thomas's view, the majority opinion is not a constitutional argument at all, but one too much in tune with the times and one that is conceptually incoherent even on its own terms.

These terse, confident essays (most of which have been published previously in magazines) are often conceptually brilliant even if they are too fragmentary and diverse to add up to a fully formulated defense of the author's main postulate.

However, the gaseous nature of the sun would not normally be regarded as a conceptually, or even contingently, necessary condition of the quadripedality of elephants.

More perhaps wanted to avoid objections to the indivisibility of extended spirits of the kind levelled against the concept of atoms: if an atom has dimensions, however small, it is conceptually divisible, even if atomists wish to claim it is physically indivisible.