He treats the human body as solemnly and abstractly as an engineering problem.
Indeed, the three points of his abstractly designed universe (he is given to drawing incomprehensible diagrams on any available surface) reflect that people who used to be impelled .
He thinks abstractly, making it equally fascinating and difficult to talk to him, since he turns nearly every contribution one makes to the conversation into a refinement of his .
At ground zero Often, we perceive them abstractly: housing crisis, financial meltdown, industrial outsourcing, income inequality, political polarization. Among the people he writes about in sharp and affecting detail are a family teetering on the edge of homelessness, a tea party activist and a lawyer specializing in foreclosure cases. Dean Price, descended from generations of North Carolina tobacco farmers ...
June 30, 2013 - San Antonio Express-News
Joel Beinin in Middle East Forum In brief, Beinin argued that "we [American Jews] have no credibility to speak abstractly" about the conflict in a non-academic arena since American Jews do not experience it firsthand; that Israel is "an undemocratic state" which cannot...
Marcus Borg in Mercury-Register Borg wrote: "Put somewhat abstractly, this means dying to an old identity-the identity conferred by culture, by tradition, by parents, perhaps-and being born into a new identity-an identity centered in the Spirit of God. It means dying to an old way...
Jeb Bush in St. Petersburg Times You'll see you can't teach to the test,Bush said. "It shows your ability to think abstractly, to comprehend."