abstractly

IPA: æbstrˈæktɫi

Examples of "abstractly" in Sentences

Try thinking of it less abstractly.
You're thinking too abstractly in terms of charts.
The ending shows him with a very abstractly drawn face.
Humans have the ability to think abstractly a great deal.
"I am what you might call abstractly anti-capitalist," he says.
Difficult questions arise when treating the company too abstractly.
The lockout gives us a chance to discuss the issue more abstractly.
Abstractly, the probability model for a classifier is a conditional model.
Speaking more abstractly, all of us are human, and all of us make mistakes.
I'm saying we need a better metric that more abstractly addresses the issue.
The same thing may be phrased even more abstractly in terms of induced maps.
More abstractly: is human love the opposite of religion or another version of it?
"Godhead" means "The essential and divine nature of God, regarded abstractly" and that the Greek words translated to be
When I say "value", I'm not using that term abstractly - I mean the bottom line, practical dollars and cents value of visual effects to the film, television and video game industries.
TP, I do not know enough about birds and their language capacities to comment but would say that the capacity to think abstractly is causally linked to a human capacity for communication.