Sentence examples for more abstract capture from inspiring English sources
Her paintings, infinitely more abstract, capture more of the California rush -- that place where shallowness meets spirituality.
The covers can be representative of the setting, a key scene, main characters or major plot event, or be more abstract or conceptual, capturing the tone of the work, a theme or character's mental state.Or, you might want to create covers in the style of a favorite artist.
Also, the distinction is often thought to capture in a more abstract sense what Henry Sidgwick was discussing when he spoke of a 'dualism of practical reason' between reasons of self-interest and reasons of general benevolence (see Sidgwick 1907).
In dedicating his people to pursue something more abstract and individualized, Xi has succeeded in capturing their attention.
The resulting images capture holistic heroes from Ghandi to Bob Marley along with more abstract yet equally vibrant drawings.
Repeated reading was undertaken in conjunction with the generation of a set of codes that captured attitudes and values, and the development of more abstract categories, that evolved as data collection and analysis progressed.
In her more abstract songs, like "The Plague," she grasps toward a beauty not easily captured through traditional Western forms of music, the messy beauty we all share: pores and fetuses, spit and cum and matted pubic hair.
The values for the annotations may be captured, for instance, from (i) ad hoc designer knowledge, (ii) a more abstract system model, and/or (iii) extensive profiling.
Others were more abstract.
"It's more abstract, more about mankind".
