Sentence examples for quite conceptual from inspiring English sources

This woman doesn't grasp much and that sounds quite conceptual.

"The loose, quite conceptual brief has invited people to suggest alternative futures, cautionary futures or a look back at the failed utopias of their countries past," explains Turner.

This modest, understated exhibition packs quite a conceptual punch.

While the plot of the game isn't tied directly to the album's progression or anything quite so conceptual, the use of 8-bit graphics and chiptunes itself helps engender a strong creative bond between the game and the record.

The analysis of the verbal protocols according to their cause-effect structure proved to be more suitable than more complex coding schemes because of the quite simple conceptual structure of our data.

Though it is often intriguing, the film does not quite provide the conceptual framework that would tie these phenomena together and is thus more impressionistic than analytical.

While the claim for 'getting prices right' is quite popular in conceptual policy papers, the implementation of appropriate internalisation strategies is still hampered by a lack of reliable external cost data.

Thus, quite apart from conceptual issues of whether blood purification is a rational approach to sepsis treatment, there are major technical matters that need to be properly addressed if we truly wish to test the hypothesis that blood purification has a role as adjunctive management in sepsis.

It wasn't so much an architectural failure — it might have been quite beautiful — as a conceptual and political failure.

Dr. Wolfram said his book was an effort to build a big conceptual structure, quite different from what's been there before.

However, the majority of the participants had a scientific understanding after the instruction indicating that the instructional intervention was quite effective in facilitating conceptual change.