Sentence examples for purely conceptually from inspiring English sources
The term clearly suited Kant as he had distinguished the phenomena known through the faculty of sensibility from the noumena known purely conceptually.
Purely conceptually, music can basically be seen in totally subtractive terms.
I draw attention to the two-stages of the definition to reinforce a point made in section 1: that one might agree with Dworkin and MacKinnon that pornography, defined purely functionally or conceptually as sexually explicit material that subordinates women, would be a bad thing; and yet disagree that the material with the features that they go on to list in fact does this.
But most of her work is conceptually more subtle, more purely concerned with the visual.
The acquisition allows the Okta to move beyond purely managing identity into broader cyber security, at least conceptually.
Conceptually, it bears a kinship to "Einstein," yet in purely musical terms it is one of Mr. Glass's most conventionally operatic scores, with vocal lines that arch dramatically in the best 19th-century style.
"Beyond a purely aesthetic affinity, the mechanical and technological print processes connect the works conceptually in their capacity to summon the expressive, humanly gestures of abstract painting," Nahmad adds.
Conceptually, I want to like Blackstone as an investment, but it is purely a macro-driven impulse.
Ryan Williams was a conceptually smarter runner with great effort and a strong array of skills, but purely from an athletic perspective Wilson is to Williams what Trent Richardson is to Mark Ingram.
A modern laptop is conceptually identical to the punch-card behemoths of the past, although engineers have traded paper for a purely electric stream of on-off signals.
