Sentence examples for he conceptually from inspiring English sources

Last week, in the episode that determined who would compete in the final showdown, Mr. Allen evoked two of the dullest successful bands in recent memory: OneRepublic (on "Apologize") and the Fray (whose cover of Kanye West's "Heartless" he conceptually pilfered).

Ironically, the only other time Raed has been tangibly on-beat was on a track titled oh babbe u waan pipe, a meth reference that he conceptually subverts by being his most aesthetically cohesive.

While sound artist Yuri Suzuki hasn't exactly accomplished quite a feat, he conceptually comes pretty close with his Global Synthesizer Project, an interactive electronic instrument installation that allows users to synthesize "environmental sounds" from across the world.

Same thing for Jeff Merkley - he issued a very strong statement against the bailout as a candidate for Senate (again, not because he didn't trust Bush, but because he said he was conceptually against giving away money to Wall Street), and then voted for the bailout today.

The brothers also turned down the 2003 prequel "Dumb and Dumberer: When Harry Met Lloyd," which Mr. Farrelly said he found conceptually flawed: "Sixteen-year-old kids are all dumb.

In answering a reporter's question, Mr. Ridge said today that he agreed conceptually with Mr. Lieberman's proposals but that it was up to Congress to pass legislation to create a department.

When asked whether FDA representatives expressed skepticism about the proposed trial, he said, "Conceptually?

Founder Brett Hellman quit his job at Inuit and joined both Sunfire Offices and AngelPad in order to build what he holds conceptually to be an online assembly hall, a place whether people can get together and share real-time intelligence.

He then conceptually connected these to Urban's article.

"I don't think I've ever felt so naturally in tune with a director", he said; "Conceptually, spiritually, visually, or artistically.

"He can think conceptually," says Thaler, "but he has very strong empirical skills and an interest in real data".