Sentence examples for But concretely from inspiring English sources

Nino doesn't have her best friend Lila's "capacity to make everything fascinating," Elena observes coolly, but he is well informed, and when he discusses issues like poverty, he sounds less like a teen-ager than a man, speaking "not generically, in sorrowful accents... but concretely, impersonally, citing precise facts".

For that, he'll need to tell people how he'll change their lives - not abstractly, but concretely.

They do not speak of sin broadly and abstractly, but concretely and specifically, thus forcing me and everyone else to confront directly our sinful inclinations.

But what, concretely, do we need to do?

His music may be weird, but it concretely says something about what kind of American he is.

Sagan put his success, after a long run of near misses, down to "destiny" but more concretely it has compensated for the loss of his team's other leader, Alberto Contador, through injury.

That is likely rather fanciful, but more concretely, Beckett does seem to have found in cycling a metaphor for life: in a letter of 1932 he remarked to George Reavey: "I'll be here till I die, creeping along genteel roads on a stranger's bike".

D.V.: Every grad student or postdoc dreams of getting a Cell, Nature, or Science (CNS) paper, not just for the fame, but more concretely to secure a job.

But how concretely related are the consumption of drugs and a visible changes in the eyes?

But how concretely related are the consumption of drugs and visible changes in the eyes?

How, when unlike Hillary he wants to put a complete stop to misguided attempts to ruin lives over marijuana (marijuana!)? How, when unlike Hillary he pushes for campaign finance reform not only verbally but also concretely, by foregoing a Super PAC? How, when unlike Hillary he's pushing forcefully for a higher minimum wage?