Sentence examples for that is conceptually from inspiring English sources
Original art adorns the walls in a loft-like space that is conceptually divided into three parts.
But they aim toward a kind of micro-realism that is conceptually truthful (Ms. Dubnau goes further, calling it "political").
Stengel has given us less a brief history than an anecdotal genealogy of ingratiation in a book that is conceptually unfocused and surprisingly graceless, i.e., uningratiating.
Windows 8 will also arrive next year, bringing a high-touch Metro user interface that is conceptually familiar from Windows Phones such as the Nokia Lumia 800.
In Justice Thomas's view, the majority opinion is not a constitutional argument at all, but one too much in tune with the times and one that is conceptually incoherent even on its own terms.
Surely it is also a paradigmatic form of corruption, and one that is conceptually distinct from bribery.
Furthermore, the resources cited are in a visual format that is conceptually appropriate for high school students.
The layout algorithm is outlined in Algorithm 1, that is conceptually recursive but implemented iteratively: Algorithm 1 Partitioning.
The common good is a notion that is conceptually affiliated to the notion of community and, thus, to the notion of human society as such.
We further need to appeal to the principle that if some object essentially involves a property that is conceptually constructed then the object is conceptually constructed too.
He means a general property that is conceptually constructed, appearing to be something common amongst all the items in a certain class of objects.
