Sentence examples for concrete points from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Karoui's contribution was more successful because it gave the audience more concrete points of information.

But some of the concrete points do provide a sense of how it would work, and how it would differ from the ACA.

Israeli and Palestinian officials said negotiators were working under Mr. Clinton's supervision to establish concrete points of accord and highlight the gaps.

But there are concrete points that can be tracked — the emergence of a mouth and the creation of a brain, for example.

But Israeli and Palestinian officials said the negotiators, under the direct supervision of President Clinton, were engaged in forging a working agreement in an effort to establish concrete points of accord and highlight the gaps.

The protesters emphasized that their ire isn't about general issues such as salaries or housing; instead they demanded immediate action on two concrete points.

This audience expected substance, a concrete point of view on "having it all" -- plus relevant thought on the future of feminism, not to mention Judaism.

From a concrete point of view, linguistic fuzzy systems (LFS) are used to achieve a collaboration between numeric and expert processing.

He is not interested in telling a concrete, point-to-point narrative that is laden with facts; rather, he leads us to the edges - of consciousness, emotional truth - by way of an allusive and richly suggestive prose.

Here Cayce observes a public statue in Moscow: "Lenin, aerodynamic to the point of featurelessness, molded in white concrete, pointing the proletariat forward like some kind of giant Marxist lawn jockey".

Azizah Yahia al-Hibri, professor of law at the University of Richmond, was the most concrete, pointing to a double issue of the Journal of Law and Religion that she has edited.