Sentence examples for a concreteness of from inspiring English sources

But it is a concreteness of sounds, word, letters and feelings.

The thought disorders that occur in schizophrenia characterized by a splitting and loosening of associations, a concreteness of abstract thought, and an impairment in goal-directed thought, may be less prominent in amphetamine induced psychosis [ 55].

Mythology adds a richness of detail and a concreteness to metaphorical language.

There was a concreteness effect in terms of faster speed of response for concrete words compared to abstract words.

"His view of social and political life," Isaiah Berlin wrote, has "an authenticity, a concreteness, and a sense of reality" unusual in philosophy; it is "generously receptive, deeply humane and formed by the truth as he sees it, and not as it ought to be in accordance with dogmatically held premises or overmastering ideology".

I suppose that certain constraints — the physical realm defined, as it were — give me a sense of concreteness, of dimension in space and historical, personal time.

Our behavioral results make this possibility very unlikely since they did not reveal a change in concreteness of the sensory experience while closing the eyes (Figure 1D).

Part of what appealed to her about donating a kidney was the concreteness of it: she knew that she was helping someone, and she knew exactly how.

Consistent with the idea of a broader increase in concreteness of thinking produced by MBCT increases in goal specificity and increases in autobiographical memory specificity were moderately correlated for the sample as a whole and for those allocated to MBCT.

In concreteness of answers, a significant difference was found, z = −1.716, p < .05.05

Writing in The New York Times Book Review, Diane Johnson said that while "the author gives a rather extreme interpretation of Hemingway's start in life, the concreteness of this biography lends a certain convincing reality others have lacked".