Sentence examples for have conceptual from inspiring English sources

Beyond their theatricality, the sound and lights have conceptual substance.

"We did, however, have conceptual discussions, aimed at resolving the differences between us," he said.

"Some are being designed now, some have conceptual designs," he said.

Pfleiderer considered it indispensable to have conceptual clarity about the underlying and underived basis of religion from which all else in religious life follows.

It is a place where the idea of credit becomes so abstract that "credit cards start to have conceptual agendas" and where people create and use their own currencies.

The album gives new life to a bunch of his songs with previous purposes, and the most ambitious have conceptual roots in American narratives of old-time show business and slavery: inspired by the love-and-business triangle of Hans Christian Andersen, the Swedish opera singer Jenny Lind and P. T. Barnum.

The Fluxus issue had conceptual scores by Philip Glass and Steve Reich and a LaMonte Young recording.

But the shareholder-value model has conceptual as well as practical problems.

Tannenbaum, speaking by telephone from his home in Houston, said he had had conceptual discussions with five or six other teams and would talk to those teams this week.

It is that causal judgment that has conceptual priority, even if, as a matter of timing, the violation of a norm is what is detected first.

Soderbergh had "conceptual discussions" with Gaghan while he was shooting The Limey in October 1998, and they finished the outline before he went off to shoot Erin Brockovich.