Even more stunning than his surreal concrete characters is how the ocean reacts to them.
The formerly generic and nameless party characters were replaced with more concrete characters with new personalities and background stories, and additional scenes were added to develop their individuality; however, the main storyline was not altered significantly.
In ordinary structural concrete, the character of the concrete is largely determined by a water-to-cement ratio.
Rodriguez worked in the wake of Dylan, but is a much more concrete, available character in his songs.
The form-copy is not responsible for the concrete, determinate character of her beauty.
Mourinho's Chelsea have earned their reputation as the toughest of opponents to crack, a monument built on their manager's attention to detail, tactical mastery and development of a team ethic built around concrete-clad character.
A pillar and high ceilings of textured concrete lend extra character.
In the 19th century, irrational skepticism was developed into existentialism, a school of philosophy that emphasizes the concrete and problematic character of human existence.
Psychosocial theories focus on interpersonal relationships [ 15] and include factors of subjective appraisal as well as social exposures of a more "objective" character: concrete manifestations of interpersonal relationships such as the social network, work control, and interpersonal conflict, as mediated by psychological mechanisms [ 16, 17].
