Sentence examples for a concrete act of from inspiring English sources

"I expect the world to pay attention to the Haitian people through a concrete act of solidarity".

For patients and their families, giving money can be a concrete act of progress at a time when a medical crisis has made them feel helpless.

For Catholics, offering shelter to a refugee family would be seen as a "concrete act of preparation" for the Jubilee Year of Mercy beginning in December, he added.

Caring is a value and an attitude that manifests itself in the form of a concrete act.

The rather abstract, momentarily fashionable notion of voting Lib Dem and the concrete act of placing a cross in the box next to the name of a Liberal Democrat candidate turned out to be two entirely different things.

It asks the offender to pay attention to the feelings of the person he or she hurt, take responsibility for the damage caused, offer a meaningful apology and perform concrete acts of repair.

Basil, bishop of Caesarea Cappadociae (370 379), rejected the hermetic ideal, insisting on communities with a rule safeguarding the bishop's authority and with concrete acts of service to perform (e.g., hospital work and teaching).

It consists of concrete acts of mass murder.

The new partnership should rest on three pillars, all of which entail concrete acts of cooperation.

But the concrete acts of voluntarism on City Island -- in the P.T.A., church groups, the Boy Scouts -- moved him more.

Crosscutting among these various perspectives, while both the threat of disaster and the concrete acts of destruction mount, she effectively heightens the suspense.