Sentence examples for sort of conceptual from inspiring English sources
Some sort of conceptual framework is present in the backdrop and floor cloth.
This whole discussion is rife with this sort of conceptual and linguistic muddle.
It was a nice myth, a sort of conceptual Turkish delight: sweet, romantic - and in the end, indigestible.
"If you try to assign a sort of conceptual definition, you find yourself in strange places," Mr. Lowery said.
That's the sort of conceptual shift helpful for breaching the $200m ceiling, which also happened when J-horror pepped up its American counterpart with its bracing atmospherics (The Ring: $241.3m).
The CMA Songwriter Series, which has been running at Joe's Pub for four years and features writers performing the hits they've created in a sort of conceptual karaoke (un-covers?), typically doesn't aim to tweak the hierarchy.
Lucio Pozzi, whose work is the subject of a show at the University Art Gallery at Stony Brook University, is a disciple of sorts of conceptual art.
Ontology, in Ingarden's hands, thus bears close resemblance to the sorts of conceptual analysis that became common in analytic philosophy in roughly the same period.
(1932, 100) {§6.8} I have no special objection to or any special liking for the fashion of describing as 'analysis' the sort or sorts of conceptual examination which constitute philosophizing.
One is this: it should not be granted without question that the phenomenal character of our experience could be as it is in the absence of the sorts of conceptual capacities sufficient for (at least some types of) intentionality.
Kuhn realized that these sorts of conceptual differences indicated breaks between different modes of thought, and he suspected that such breaks must be significant both for the nature of knowledge, and for the sense in which the development of knowledge can be said to make progress.
