Sentence examples for concrete feeling from inspiring English sources

But the experience was a formative one for Mr. Sanders in honing an illustration style that balanced slightly trippy abstraction with a concrete feeling of reportage.

For a fan, T.D.D. is a curious mix of emotions: equal measures of flawed hope ("Maybe we will sign Christian Pulisic!") and destitute despair ("David Ospina has signed… a… contract… extension?") that only really sets into a concrete feeling of "oh well then" when the 11PM deadline passes.

However, we do not know any specific details about our patients' concrete feelings of gratitude and awe or their specific causes.

The little bungalows called Dunroamin and Welikeit and Vi-and-I will not, we feel, be able to look upon this austere concrete without feeling embarrassed and inferior.

Under the railway tracks, below the bridge, I find my way down through a sloping tunnel, past a homeless couple camped out in the shelter of a storm drain, and out into the expansive concrete crevasse, feeling the same transgressive thrill MacAdams described.

But this choice is always rooted in a concrete reality our feeling, for instance, that truth is rightfully to be pursued because it is good.

She went into the damp concrete locker room, feeling disoriented.

It was strange — not unpleasant, just strange — walking up the concrete steps and feeling a kind of sense memory for the depth of every tread and riser.

"In that last week, emotions run at their highest and when the vote starts feeling concrete and voters sense the atmosphere of the election.

To see Hyppolyte-August Collard's long exposure of ghostly passers-by stopping to ogle the jagged shell of the Hotel de Ville, or Alphonse Liebert's study of the eviscerated Theatre Lyrique, a protomodernist abstraction of twisted wire and bare concrete, can evoke feelings of loss along with hard-to-suppress anarchic glee.

I remember my entire head feeling like concrete, wrapped in an enormous bandage for a week.