Sentence examples for if not conceptually from inspiring English sources

Robbe-Grillet's films have been nothing if not conceptually consistent.

Every time the viewer looks upon Levine's work and mistakes it to be the authentic work of Evans, Rodchenko or Duchamp, Levine is virtually esteemed as, if not conceptually made, a man by virtue of misconception.

THE power of genetic and genomic studies of outbreeding diploid multicellular organisms often depends practically, if not conceptually, on the facility with which inbred or pure breeding lines can be established.

If an item did not conceptually belong to a specific component, this also informed the decision whether or not to retain, remove or move that item to a more relevant component.

While this may be practically useful in the world as we know it for the foreseeable future, this definition is not conceptually satisfactory if it is possible in principle for some human beings with brains (that is, who have functioning brains at any point in their existence) to die without destruction of their brains.

(i) and (ii) are each conceptually possible (from 4), but they are not conceptually co-possible: if (i) is true then (ii) is false (from 3) (call this the ban on mixed worlds) This ban on mixed worlds is supposed to be difficult for the realist to explain.

Dividing securitization into inputs, structure, and outputs is rhetorically, if not also conceptually, sensible.

After all, if we can imagine such persons and we surely can imagine amoralists then they are not conceptually impossible (Shafer-Landau 2003, 146).

Sharon was perceptive but not conceptually brilliant; he had charm, but he did not radiate greatness.

"These pieces are not conceptually driven, or trying to deliver a particular message," he says.

The solution is not conceptually complicated: it amounts to time, trust, and education.