Sentence examples for rather conceptual from inspiring English sources
Her new book, "Hella Jongerius" (Phaidon Press), was published last month, chronicling her own rather conceptual design career.
The studios are as spacious and light-filled as advertised, but the "driven voids" are not quite the emissaries of the celestial that they are meant to be, rather conceptual devices with which the architects, as architects sometimes do, seem to have become over-obsessed.
These findings are in line with previous non empirical but rather conceptual studies regarding the Dutch hospital landscape that also advocates more dispersion for chronic care and more concentration for acute and/or complex diagnosis groups [ 45].
Richard L. Fisher, one of the developers, said, "The finalists did not attempt to present actual finished designs for the site, but rather their conceptual thinking, and solely their conceptual thinking, for transforming a heavily industrial complex into a thriving humanistic community blending a cityscape with the river's edge".
That also meant buying more of what could be termed "straight", rather than conceptual, photography and photojournalism.
Raf Simons certainly announced an interest in beautiful, rather than conceptual, clothes at his Dior couture debut last July.
Life drawing was still the staple of art students' training then, while more avant-garde work took its cue from pop rather than conceptual artists.
In the rigorous if arid halls of analytical philosophy, it is an approach that seems tricksy, driven by sleights of hand rather than conceptual clarity.
Although in the past critics tended to view her projects as political activism, rather than conceptual art, today the tide has turned.
But, as we talk, it becomes clear that he conceives a play very much as he does a movie: by placing total trust in his actors and by thinking in visual and aural rather than conceptual terms.
The fact that the training at the level of schools is inadequate is not simply due to a lack of resources, but rather a conceptual vacuum at the heart of the government's de-radicalisation strategy.
