Sentence examples for being concrete from inspiring English sources
In this drama being concrete and specific is a sign of weakness, even a fatal flaw.
"It will be very welcome if they are being concrete about it," he said.
The consultation document repeats a mistake made in other reconfiguration controversies in being concrete about what will be closed or downgraded but vague about the benefits, notably around primary and community care.
Barthes' ideas are far from redundant - quite the opposite, in fact - but rather than being concrete, in fact act as a gateway to ways of thinking which prove to be even more relevant to this decade than the one in which the book was written and published.
Linsky and Zalta claim that being concrete is a contingent property.
"Not being concrete is the best way to be overheard, or worse, to receive flowery expressions of support that will not turn into actions," he writes. .
It is concrete, not pine.
"It's concrete," he said.
And then, everything is concrete.
