Sentence examples for more abstract the from inspiring English sources

The larger the social entity considered, the more abstract the concept tends to be.

"The art becomes more abstract, the images are blurrier and vague, more surrealistic.

The more horrifying the world, Paul Klee once said, the more abstract the art.

Crucially, the more abstract the crime the more likely the deceit.

The villain of "The Dark" is more abstract: the title character itself is the nightly bane of many children, including this book's young hero, ­Laszlo.

Not some long-dead Celtic monster, but something more abstract: the dawning of a new era for Scotland's ancient language, Gaelic.

This situation, however, could be improved by referring students to the proposed model, where there is a hierarchy of concepts, from the more abstract to the more tangible, entangled in the problem space of translation.

When it does so, it is the more abstract construction — the state itself — that it is asking the courts to protect, not the rights of some bureaucrat.

In a more abstract way the neighborhood distance is the glue of all the suitable patches.

The second, Zhongyong ("Doctrine of the Mean"), is more abstract than the other three books.

The concepts became more abstract and the techniques more sophisticated.