Sentence examples for somewhat conceptual from inspiring English sources

You can reserve tickets for Chepe at 888-484-1623 and check schedules (somewhat conceptual, as trains invariably run late) at www.ferromex.com.mx.

Self also writes, has worked for the esteemed practice of Jean Nouvel and now has his own practice that is somewhat conceptual in its output.

There are matching bras under sheer, almost iridescent blouses and new, somewhat conceptual versions of the safari jacket — now with a kind of stiff peplum laced to the body of the jacket.

Compared to the other, somewhat conceptual items on this list, this strategy is straightforward and basic to execute.

It's… still pretty conceptual.

It's all emblematic of Williams' somewhat dogged conceptual thrust, and the attendant, seemingly wilful, elusiveness of his work.

This writing seeks to ally this model for theorization with a somewhat earlier conceptual paradigm, that of the 'performative-turn'.

Theism, with its equal stress on divine transcendence of the universe and immanence within it, constitutes a somewhat uneasy conceptual midpoint between deism and pantheism.

It's much less hands-on and somewhat more conceptual.

This somewhat arbitrary conceptual legislation leaves ample ambiguity to sort out in interpretation.

In pursuing its ambitions, Anti-Oedipus has the virtues and the faults of the tour de force: unimagined connections between disparate elements are made possible, but at the cost of a somewhat strained conceptual scheme.