One by one or all at once, geographically or conceptually, putting aside gleaming Burt Lancaster, someone should be using all that water.
The previous Friday, at a gala fund-raiser in New York, she had said that half the people who supported her opponent, Donald Trump, could be put conceptually in a "basket of deplorables," and were "irredeemable" — remarks that she later said were too broad.
The idea was to take something that could exist and put it where it actually belonged, conceptually.
"I wanted to do modeling of molecular biology and find out how we should put these networks of genes together conceptually to understand living systems.
"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.
In addition to being very simple and providing a better fit to data than more complex models, the linear model is also conceptually justified by the residue packing argument that we put forward.
Look at everything around you and put some thought into what it can be conceptually.
By lumping together works of art that are not remotely related aesthetically or conceptually, it leads to a visual confusion that is unhelpful, to put it mildly.
Through their production company, Classic Concepts, the two helped define hip-hop's aesthetic: They took rappers from soundstages into the streets, as Mr. McDaniels put it, and weaved story lines into a genre that, conceptually, had been less than ambitious.
