Sentence examples for perfectly abstract from inspiring English sources

It's perfectly abstract, approximating a person's aura rather than a specific component".

The result is reminiscent of Michal Levy's excellent animation set to the tune of "Giant Steps" by John Coltrane; a perfectly abstract visual representation of what is usually a concrete, auditory experience.

And Justin Adian has gone from perfectly respectable abstract paintings to bulging painted reliefs that are weirder and more his own.

Although "morality can perfectly well abstract from ends altogether" (6:4), it is "natural to the human being, of having to consider in every action, besides the law, also an end" (6:7n).

Nonetheless, the piece, to an original score by Scott Johnson (performed live by the Fireworks Ensemble), works perfectly well in abstract terms.

That is older than similar hand outlines in European caves, and only a smidgen younger (and the dating is not perfectly accurate) than some abstract dots found in a cave in Spain.

"Perfectly palatable in the abstract, but an uncomfortable encounter in the flesh".

Finally, Title and abstract are perfectly adequate.

But the piece works perfectly well as an entirely abstract work.

For instance, an abstract object might perfectly well encode the property of being a round square, but could not exemplify it.

Markets are depicted in the most abstract fashion and economic agents are perfectly rational, perfectly foresighted and in possession of perfect information.