Sentence examples for reasonably abstract from inspiring English sources
In previous sections we have discussed the role of the operations team in a reasonably abstract manner.
The fifth, as an instrumental work, might reasonably have been taken as abstract — it is basically a chaconne — except that the composer, Arthur Levering, named it "Furies," after the mythological goddesses of vengeance.
13 15 Avedis Donadbedian said 'Measurement in the classical sense implying precision in quantification cannot reasonably be expected for such a complex and abstract object as quality'.
References are reasonably up to date, although some references to abstracts presented at the American Society of Clinical Oncology meetings have now been published as final papers.
Peace is an abstract concept he has never experienced and can't reasonably expect in his foreseeable future.
The resulting works are reasonably similar pastiches of 1980s Neo-Expression and the physically idiosyncratic abstract painting of today.
And for the purposes of rejecting abstract objects, their characterisation as non-spatiotemporal, causally inert objects is a reasonably clear characterisation (at least as clear as the notions of spatiotemporal object, causation, causal power, and related ones are).
Initial screening by titles and abstracts to select relevant studies reduced the number of potentially relevant reports to a reasonably manageable level.
