Sentence examples for concrete look from inspiring English sources

This paper takes a concrete look at how we can reach a state-of-the-world by 2030 that is 'safe for all of us'.

Meister Hall, Colston Hall and other works carry his trademark brutal concrete look, but they also incorporate straw-colored brick — an uncharacteristic nod to the past.

Castle Village hired an artist who used seven different coats of stain — red, gray, black — to make the concrete look like rock.

While it still retains a bit of the stark, concrete look of midcentury Seoul, the park's designers are urging the public to give its organic features a chance to emerge – as have those of the Cheonggyecheon, the celebrated downtown stream that replaced another 1970s freeway flyover in 2005.

Google will reportedly debut a built-in ad blocking feature for its Chrome browser next year, and now we have the first concrete look at this addition to the web navigation software in action.

This enthusiasm to rally support for positive thinking -- rooted in the tenets of the Kabbala, Madonna's adopted belief system -- is to the detriment of a more concrete look at the economic and cultural drivers causing the hardships in Malawi.

His creation, a forty-bedroom house made of reinforced concrete, looked like a Cubist cruise ship.

The concrete looks fresh, although small imperfections in the surface make some of the books look used, the edges of the pages discoloured or speckled with age.

The first thing a child would notice might be that the concrete looks like wood, as it bears the imprint of its timber moulds, which adds a subtle level of illusion.

Israeli Army disaster specialists who have led earthquake rescue efforts in Turkey and Central America moved gingerly through a tangle of construction rods and torn wiring and dangling slabs of concrete, looking for survivors who may still be trapped beneath the slabs.

Also in contention were 205th Street in the Bronx, where much of the concrete looks like old goat cheese, and the Bowery station, a fittingly corroded shrine to dereliction.