Sentence examples for concrete picture from inspiring English sources

Further polling is needed before a more concrete picture of Republican attitudes emerges.

"It gives us a concrete picture of the misery level that Mozart lived with in the last two and a half years of his life," Mr. Hoyt said in a recent interview.

The debate over the debt ceiling gave people a more concrete picture: Tea Party groups and members of the Tea Party caucus in the House and Senate -- many of them elected in the Republican sweep of 2010 -- insisted that they would not raise the debt ceiling under any circumstances.

As Charles Dubost, a French prosecutor, remarked of the shock caused to German wartime leaders by the showing of the American documentary movie "Nazi Concentration Camps" at Nuremberg in 1946: "It is possible that they have no accurate or concrete picture in their minds of the consequences of their orders".

We further extend the taxonomy by including the Cloud entities and other service delivery models (e.g., NaaS, IPMaaS, and DaaS) to provide a more concrete picture of Cloud computing marketplaces.

Conclusions are that varied course resources can be of benefit to the pedagogical communication, providing: more precise vocabulary; better understanding of the problem; a more concrete picture to relate with; construction of elements of the solution.

Figural learners process information best by concrete pictures — say, an image of a hand with five fingers to relate the notion of "five".

A dual-coding account for these findings suggests that concrete pictures are processed into verbal and image codes, whereas abstract pictures are encoded in image codes only.

Behavioral results indicated faster and more accurate identification of concrete pictures as "new" or "old" (i.e., previously displayed) compared to abstract pictures.

INDOORS: The house was updated with polished concrete floors, picture windows and sliding glass doors to brighten the space.

By being so ridiculously particular about his audio gestures, he's not serving up metamusical theories, he's giving you extramusical realities, folding them into the music, offering something concrete to picture.