Sentences with phrase «got more conceptual»

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You'll notice that Skelos is considerable more definitive than Silver about getting a «conceptual» budget deal — and perhaps even more — by tomorrow, saying he plans to keep his members in Albany through the end of the week even though there's no scheduled session.

In order to get my students thinking in more abstract and artistic ways, and to help me think about how to engage more of the school community with this project, I spoke with my school's art teacher, Christina, who traded spots with me for a day to lead a session for my class on conceptual art and technique.

Inside, things get a little flamboyant and more conceptual.

I often get emailed questions from novice investors who have a desire to learn more about investing and want to understand the conceptual aspects of value investing better.

As 20th - century art became ever more experimental, the risks artists took got more spectacular: they have been shot and exposed to fire, and the conceptual artist Bas Jan Ader vanished in 1975 while trying to cross the Atlantic in a small sailing boat, as art.

The conceptual work was much more my thing, so I got to know her better around ’66 or» 67; she was up the street from me when I lived on Grand Street.

One of the cleverest British conceptual artists keeps getting cleverer, and more mordantly witty, with each exhibition.

If figurative work has been unstylish in recent years within the micro-trending art world in favour of more lazy conceptual and minimal works, then let this show serve to reassert the things viewers could never really get rid of liking anyway, like skill and sincerity and immediate, emotional, gutsy work; thoughtful and intense and odd works, rendering and likeness and oil paint, works that may even celebrate that very un-cool topic, beauty.

I want to do more background reading to get up to speed (I'm a tax lawyer with some undergrad physics, so I'm slow digesting this stuff), but there is one thing in your write - up that I'm having trouble with on a conceptual level.

«A lot of companies have gotten into this market, most notably Boston Market, whose [publicized] problems have been more operational than conceptual,» he notes.