Sentence examples for be a very concrete from inspiring English sources

Otherwise it will continue to be a very concrete and visible expression of injustice, it will continue to be used and abused and borrowed by every single cause, extremist or otherwise in order to borrow our constituency or our integrity and it will continue to be a source of instability and anger.

But he acknowledges that in the PM orthodoxy a plan is, or should be, a very concrete thing, taken very seriously by managers.

"That is a very concrete benefit".

He is a very concrete, professional, very calm person.

"The distribution of property: that's a very concrete battlefield".

"It was a very concrete revelation of how this family had been constructed," Mr. Molina said.

There's a very concrete struggle at the center of the book: the struggle between Knausgaard and his father.

"It is a very concrete indication of Lower Manhattan's growing strength as a retail center, particularly the Broadway corridor".

"When I grew up, there was a very concrete goal of El Dorado: it was called the United States.

The new monitoring system is a very concrete measure in order to ensure that football sends a clear message for diversity and against any form of discrimination".

"People in this country are overwhelmed and disgusted by the number of people who collaborated with the regime, and this is a very concrete example of what happened".