Sentence examples for little abstract from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mauss also makes minutely patterned little abstract drawings.

It's a treat to see an exquisite little abstract oil painting on paper by him here.

He engaged in little abstract speculation, concentrating instead on a concrete, unsentimental depiction.

But, as its director, Claire Simon, said, "it can be a little abstract at times".

The world that produced Gary England had much practical experience with, but little abstract knowledge of, extreme weather.

I think I let myself over-go, because a lot of my things are a little abstract".

The abstraction is a little less abstract, no? QUESTION FROM SUES: Malcolm Gladwell, at the New Yorker Festival this year, predicted that in twenty years football would be like the army, something that middle and upper class parents wouldn't let their kinds get involved in.

Sometimes the aesthetics become a little too abstract for their own good.

In some schools, the realities of war have become a little less abstract.

"It's a little more abstract than taking care of people".

But for his new limited-edition chandeliers, on view at Bernd Goeckler Antiques in Greenwich Village, he went a little more abstract.