Once when we were together, his face had an abstracted look and I asked him what he was thinking about.

When I got home the following evening she had an abstracted air.

The man had an abstracted expression, his attention else where.

Art is an experience, not merely an abstracted school subject.

He could not understand her abstracted attitude, the way she looked at the city and its people.

He started doing large abstracted works that reflected the times of day.

Bell spoke in an abstracted voice, as if from far away.

I examined the radio on the table with a show of abstracted interest.

And there was some new abstracted look which he didn't like at all.

The abstracted look was gone and a smile of satisfaction had taken its place.

She was relieved to see the abstracted expression from the other's face.

That pleased him, but only in an abstracted way; his mind was full of what he would have to do to win.

Movement was even, abstracted and almost secondary to visual effect.

But before beginning to play, he faced me with a distant, abstracted look.

It all comes back to opinions given at length rather than abstracted.

As it was, her abstracted mood did not go unnoticed.

They found him abstracted and his behaviour a little odd.

Her calm, abstracted voice made him glance across the seat.

It was darker here, which suited her abstracted state of mind.

But what is there positive in your abstracted notion of its existence?

He wants to make the abstracted structure more intimate and, thus, closer to nature.

The secret of the young man's character was a high and abstracted ambition.

Jamie watched him go, with a sort of abstracted expression.

My brother is what some people might call abstracted.

Why did you choose to present their relationship in this layered, or abstracted, way?

"I have taken something of a risk by abstracting them for a few hours as it is."

Her tone was abstracted as she went over the list.

Again the steps are abstracted into something beyond their original form.

That paper was abstracted by someone who did not know Polish.

Her eyes were abstracted; she was evidently thinking of something else.

What did those rhythms sound like, abstracted from the rest of the band?

In fact by abstracting the subtle problems involved they can actually make things worse.

Access to Data is abstracted from its actual physical storage.

Similar types of work are then brought together under one item, a process known as "abstracting".

Domestic policy is sometimes abstracted with more emphasis on international conflict.

Two other points, given their importance in later developments, must be abstracted from the argument.

Most of the stories could be true, but abstracted from all the real adventurers the old man had ever known.

Exactly a third of the amount had been abstracted.

The journal abstracted in most political and social science abstracts.

Several of the rules make it clearly abstracted from real historical combat.

Better still when I had abstracted my needle gun from the disguise.

We say intelligence cannot be abstracted from the body.

I can consider the hand, the eye, the nose, each by itself abstracted or separated from the rest of the body.

Institution like this are being established till now which can not be abstracted in few words.

Simple or complex tasks can be abstracted into services for execution.

Weekly accounts should be abstracted to produce a final account.

The direct product can be abstracted to an arbitrary category.

In the other hand he held the steel flask from which he'd just abstracted it.

Then again, her body a skeleton abstracted into a structural diagram.

As it turned out, they abstracted only fairly well.

The place of the play is as abstract its time.

The most abstract part of the game is the beginning.

Those are no longer abstract issues for a lot of us.

And finally, what do we get out of abstract art?

How far could she still reason at the abstract level?

I even looked forward, in an abstract sort of way, to being a father.

But local officials later decided they did not want abstract art in the church.

And it's not quite so abstract as you might first think.

In the abstract there was nothing wrong with doing so.

In the abstract it has a great deal of force.

There will be cases, however, when the language is too abstract.

I've never thought of time except in an abstract sense.

Some of the areas consider problems in a more abstract way.

But then, who ever said that music should be abstract?

But I think his work is very often beautiful in the abstract.

But the subject of the Times is not an abstract question.

People often tried to believe that God is an abstract being.

Perhaps it's because they care only in an abstract way.

If you're going to be abstract about it, you may have one result in your thinking.

When it got down to something he might actually do, his own words turned abstract.

I understand in the abstract, but how do they put up with it?

The idea had been there for some time, but only in the abstract.

Before, when the president talked about national security, it was in the abstract.

She seems to be an abstract painting come to life.

I always saw it as so much more abstract than that.

Even reading the abstracts would have taken far more time than she had.

A team either has these abstracts or it does not.

Last year, as a result, the group did not provide even its members with abstracts until the conference.

There are some abstracts available from the conference which may help.

English abstracts are included at the end of each article.

Abstracts are included for records from 1976 to the present day.

The fact that you're dealing with abstracts makes it hard.

Your next step is to consult the abstracts of service.

Taken altogether, the Abstract is a list of answers looking for questions.

Oh is the author of more than 180 articles and 70 abstracts.

He has also published abstracts and articles in the field.

He has been the first/senior author of 100 papers and abstracts.

These studies were published as abstracts and presented at a conference.

By 1902, the annual number of abstracts published had increased to 2,362.

Access is free to articles older than six months and abstracts.

"The abstracts are the opposite to work on," he says.

During this time period, he was one of just a few American artists creating abstracts.

English language abstracts are taken directly from the published article.

The information is limited - abstracts are often only a few sentences long.

The following abstracts from the Session minutes are taken to illustrate their work.

Even with abstracts, the theme was, more often than not a Biblical one.

From 1999 meeting, the conference program and abstracts are published online.

There are many hundreds of other artists who painted abstracts.

He looked at the abstracts of articles written by Wright.

It is the only one of the three with words for spiritual and philosophical abstracts.

"I have taken something of a risk by abstracting them for a few hours as it is."

Her tone was abstracted as she went over the list.

Again the steps are abstracted into something beyond their original form.

That paper was abstracted by someone who did not know Polish.

Her eyes were abstracted; she was evidently thinking of something else.

What did those rhythms sound like, abstracted from the rest of the band?

In fact by abstracting the subtle problems involved they can actually make things worse.

Access to Data is abstracted from its actual physical storage.

Similar types of work are then brought together under one item, a process known as "abstracting".

Domestic policy is sometimes abstracted with more emphasis on international conflict.

Two other points, given their importance in later developments, must be abstracted from the argument.

Most of the stories could be true, but abstracted from all the real adventurers the old man had ever known.

Exactly a third of the amount had been abstracted.

The journal abstracted in most political and social science abstracts.

Several of the rules make it clearly abstracted from real historical combat.

Better still when I had abstracted my needle gun from the disguise.

We say intelligence cannot be abstracted from the body.

I can consider the hand, the eye, the nose, each by itself abstracted or separated from the rest of the body.

Institution like this are being established till now which can not be abstracted in few words.

Simple or complex tasks can be abstracted into services for execution.

Weekly accounts should be abstracted to produce a final account.

The direct product can be abstracted to an arbitrary category.

In the other hand he held the steel flask from which he'd just abstracted it.

Then again, her body a skeleton abstracted into a structural diagram.

As it turned out, they abstracted only fairly well.