She's the only person I've ever heard talking about September 11 in a conceptual way.
"I'm not trying to diminish the value of those cultural expressions, but to put them in a conceptual place".
The airport's official criteria for art stipulated work that would communicate "the essence of aviation and flight in a conceptual, abstract or realistic manner" -- a deliberately hokey description.
MUSEUM MILE Artists Confront Hanukkah Hanukkah, which ends at sundown on Friday, is being celebrated in a conceptual way at the Jewish Museum.
And in a conceptual sort of way, it did — with a faux apron stitched as if it were sliding across the front of a simple black dress.
The lower number of human genes "doesn't disturb me in a conceptual way at all," Dr. Richard Axel, a biologist at Columbia, said.
The design's clarity should allay criticism that Eisenman is lost in a conceptual fog, with little consideration for the little people who use his buildings.
"Then God got killed off and the laws just free-floated in a conceptual vacuum but retained their theological properties," he said in his e-mail message.
A similar karmic dance was engineered by Mr. Tayou in a conceptual piece created for the Lyon Biennale in France last summer.
But in a conceptual sense every episode of judicial review is a "counter-majoritarian" act, as Alexander Bickel explained in his 1962 book, The Least Dangerous Branch.
THE MARTS OF TRADE about a business idea still in a conceptual stage, conceived by Thomas B. Mechling & Clement L. Despard.
