Sentence examples for Quite concrete from inspiring English sources

He was the one to discover the infidelity — in "a quite concrete way" he says, leaving it at that.

That sounds vague, but it refers to something quite concrete: the troika's doubt that Syriza will take the necessary steps to insure that the country's budget returns to a primary surplus and stays there.

One does not have to be an apologist for terrorism to recognize that many of these grievances — occupation, political disenfranchisement, confinement in refugee camps — may be quite concrete and far from slight.

Kolmogorov's technical result anticipated Gödel's and Gentzen's "double negation translations" for arithmetic (see below), all the more so since he also made quite concrete suggestions how to treat predicate logic.

The first impact is quite concrete.

Part of the explanation is quite concrete: Two realistic threats have indeed emerged in the last years.

However, there are a number of other cases in practice for which corrosion initiation took much longer, even in cases with quite modest concrete cover and modest concrete quality.

This tech may also be opened to developers for use in third-party apps — though that information isn't quite as concrete.

Though they are not quite yet concrete thoughts, things become reasonable.

A bunch of (honestly quite shitty) concrete dinosaurs and some computer printouts about Jesus that you have to pay $7.95 to see. .

My feet are swinging freely, nothing but air below my soles, the solid surface they were just recently comfortable on shifted several inches from where it should be and the next reassuring slab of something thick and quite possibly concrete a deadly number of feet beneath me.