abstractly

Those she encounters speak abstractly of a hero named Link, as if there is no other solution.

Even then, impressive as it was, with magnificently disciplined dancers dashing on a peat-moss floor, it was clear that this was the kind of old-school abstractly modernist ballet that Bausch had outgrown.

For many people in the Renaissance, what makes something true is whether it makes sense abstractly.

These fanned out abstractly, reminiscent of buffer bags used on boats — a poetic juxtaposition of hardness and softness, aggression and protection.

It is a setting that abstractly reflects the characters’ sentiments and sensations.