Sentence examples for conceptually interesting from inspiring English sources

It is conceptually interesting but less fun than a Spielberg movie (Johnson).

"I think it's the most important house he ever did, the most conceptually interesting," says Peter Eisenman, the modernist architect.

Herbert's own sequels, while conceptually interesting and widely loved by established fans, lack the storytelling muscle displayed in the first book.

The American Enterprise Institute came out with a plan in August that was very conceptually interesting (although Henry Aaron attacked it for being non-responsive to the actual process of health-insurance reform unfolding today in America since it tried to act as though Obamacare didn't exist).

The logical games in this section are mathematicians' tools, but they have some conceptually interesting features.

I pointed out that the idea felt more logistically intriguing than it was conceptually interesting.

"Which would be interesting, conceptually".

"Which would be interesting, conceptually," he told the Guardian a couple of years ago.

This makes the piece less interesting conceptually and more powerful emotionally: time has passed.

"I think it's very interesting conceptually," said Greg Sterling, an analyst with Sterling Market Intelligence.

More interesting conceptually than formally, his new paintings include mysterious images of Renaissance-style theater prosceniums teeming with Ensoresque faces, masks and gargoyles.