Codifying their own poetic practice, Acmeists demanded concrete representation and precise form and meaning combined with a broad-ranging erudition (Classical antiquity, European history and culture, including art and religion).
"Concrete, very precise and ambitious measures will be taken," the chairman of the meeting, the French agricultural minister, Bruno Le Maire, told reporters.
Very concrete, very precise, and it was a matter of learning to watch what actors do with laser eyes and to help them become immersed in a situation to play a character in a real time, in a real place, so an audience could believe that the action was really happening".
You say: "What I really like about [what you said, did, etc] is …" and give the concrete, detailed, precise evidence for what they did well.
Then you say: "What I think you could do even better is …" and give the concrete, detailed, precise description of what it is they need to change or improve.
An examination of the ASPERA objectives, which were achieved by the program, shows that many of them were very concrete, precise and easy to quantify.
It suddenly occurred to me that if you fashioned a thick block of concrete the precise shape of the backstage compound, and dropped it from a helicopter, crushing everyone below, you'd improve the quality of life on the planet by at least 3%.
It was embracing and precise.
How marvelous and precise.
