Sentence examples for slightly abstract from inspiring English sources

Indeed, even the convention's slightly abstract theme -- "Renewing America's Purpose.

And though he slowly acquires more distinct contours, he remains slightly abstract.

Margarite Almeida, director of the Westwood Gallery, said that Mr. Kempczynski's style is "representational and slightly abstract".

"He has been the most commercially successful, which is surprising given the slightly abstract nature of the pictures".

In retrospect, perhaps the most provocative song on "Young Liars" is a lush, a-cappella version of "Mr. Grieves," a slightly abstract song from the Pixies' album "Doolittle" (1989).

"So in a way I think for them it's slightly abstract that they know there's some problem on the left hand side, and they use strategies to try and overcome the problem, without really being able to appreciate it in its fullness".

He lopes around in a T-shirt and jeans, tousled, friendly, but – crucially – slightly abstracted.

The camera moves inside with the new guests, and we see the hostesses on the stairs - two maiden aunts: Miss Kate Helena Carrolll), all avoirdupois and Mrs Tiggywinkle bustle; and the elder Miss Julia Cathleen Delanyy), fragile, slightly abstracted by her great age.

It combined slightly abstracted figure drawings with musical note indications for specific timing not a surprising addition considering Saint-Léon Saint-Léonbackground (he had been a child prodigy on the violin).

Slightly more abstract terms are used for positive aspects in men's biographies, while slightly more abstract terms are used for negative aspects in women's biographies.

Fair enough, but let me propose a slightly less abstract and daunting wager.