Sentence examples for abstracted from high-quality English sources.

• Phantasms do not, however, become irrelevant once the intelligible species has been abstracted.

• A graphic representation of data abstracted from the banks of every computer in the human system.

• You are placed into a CGI environment where you watch an abstracted, motion-capture dance performance.

• This done, he moved with slow step and abstracted air towards a door in the wall bordering the orchard. 

• Art (sina‛a) is the elaborated form abstracted from matter; it is abstracted from its matter.

• That said, the difficulty is how one is to distinguish femininity as abstracted from such relational social meanings.

• Bruno eased himself back in the booth, pleasantly abstracted, faintly turned on, hovering in a benign cloud of non-urgencies.

• In object-oriented design, patterns (Gamma et al. 1994) are abstracted from the common structures that are found in software systems.

Use abstracted in a sentence.

• The repetition of decorative patterns, characteristic of the Bambara style, is found on even the most highly abstracted segoni-kun mask.

• Worse, much abstracted water is used in inefficient irrigation; compounding that, underpricing means it is often used for watering low-value crops.

• The human form and the stiff, banded drapery that encases it are consistently more idealized and abstracted than in other European painting of the time.

• Each of these answers to the question of why we love understands it to be asking about love quite generally, abstracted away from details of particular relationships.

• When we engage in abstract intellectual cognition, Olivi says, “nothing serving as an object is really abstracted or formed that differs from the act of consideration already mentioned” (6.2.3).

• The abstracted decoration recalls the relief style in Italy, but here the surface is not a flat plane but is packed with round, knoblike projections that create a plastic rather than a glyphic effect.

• Rather, the relation between the two is best represented on a spectrum with pity (the most disconnected and abstracted version of sympathy) on one end and compassion (the more connected and embodied version of empathy) on the other.

• Environment Agency figures obtained under freedom of information law by conservation charity WWF showed that 14 per cent of rivers were classed as over-abstracted – “meaning water removed is causing river to drop below levels required to sustain wildlife”.

abstracted sentence examples

• We got together with BBC Arts Digital and Creative Scotland and they asked to make a craze collage of Edinburgh that mixes abstracted digital modelling of the city and short BBC archive highlights from 70 years of the festivals, all at the gaze control of the viewer.

• Jumping over forms, and creeping under tables, I made my way to one of the fire-places; there, kneeling by the high wire fender, I found Burns, absorbed, silent, abstracted from all round her by the companionship of a book, which she read by the dim glare of the embers.

• Portraits of the Evangelists became brilliant symbols, their bodies and clothes radically abstracted and brightly coloured; and, in the earliest books, they are sometimes shown in the guise of the four apocalyptic beasts, the man, the lion, the bull-calf, and the eagle, which represented the…

• Here the missing material may refer either to Felix's boss or my boss (called the strict and sloppy reading respectively), a distinction that can be captured by regarding the logical form of the antecedent VP as containing only one, or two, occurrences of the lambda-abstracted subject variable, i.e., schematically,