Sentence examples for more a conceptual from inspiring English sources

It thus becomes apparent that once more a conceptual scheme that can be more or less straightforwardly applied to non-substances breaks down once we attempt to analyse the supposedly foundational objects of our world in terms of it.

It's more a conceptual piece.

As a consequence "Tiny Furniture" is at times more pleasurable to think about than it is to watch, more of a conceptual coup than an enjoyable experience.

Ms. Lees said that this project, however, was more of a conceptual work, in which the process of creating the piece is more important than the results.

More than a conceptual art statement, Todosijević's statement makes salutary reading today.

In Ms. Horn's work, there is more of a conceptual bent.

"Even though people think I am more of a conceptual artist," she says, "I am actually very intuitive.

By the time we found an ATM, we were referring to Bir Tawil as so much more than a conceptual exposition.

"He said, 'This is exactly what I was trying to do.' " Sehgal was more of a conceptual artist than a choreographer.

"I want to make people think and reflect," he states, sounding more like a conceptual artist than an effing chef – and indeed Adria has blurred definitions of both.

It wasn't complete when I visited, but it was difficult to imagine it as much more than a conceptual commentary on the collection.