Sentence examples for not completely conceptualized from inspiring English sources

As finite cognizers, we represent in space and time what we have not completely conceptualized.

Krasznahorkai spoke in English, a language he used lyrically, if not always comprehensibly, informing the enraptured audience that his famously long, convoluted sentences are completely conceptualized in his head before he writes them down, and offering the opinion that the full stop "doesn't belong to human beings, it belongs to God", which is why he doesn't much care for paragraph breaks.

On some conceptions of the reduction of the de re to the de dicto, all de re beliefs involve completely conceptualized beliefs.

Not completely.

But not completely so.

Well, not completely.

"Oh, not completely".

But not completely.

Mind you, not completely.

But not completely opaque.

Not completely, anyway.