Sentence examples for concrete meaning from inspiring English sources

But Thiérrée still resists concrete meaning.

Instead, John Wizards is an album that floats through time, eluding concrete meaning.

But Obama's past-versus-future framework has a concrete meaning as well.

Audiences and actors are used to looking for concrete meaning in theater works, and specifics of character.

In order to lend concrete meaning to the capacious term "liberty," the Supreme Court over the decades has used two tests.

The framers fully understood that they were leaving it to future generations to use their intelligence, judgment and experience to give concrete meaning to the expressed aspirations.

It gets uglier as the years pass and eventually morphs into a vortex of chaos, a tidy metaphor for an untidy life and - yes - abstractions have concrete meanings.

But when it came to concrete, direct meaning, for me there was little.

Each concept, with a concrete semantic meaning, can be used to classify service instances.

To further complicate things, young children are in concrete operations, meaning they are both egocentric and unable to process their emotions critically.

In general, some topological parameters of gene network can be endued with concrete biological meaning.