Sentence examples for concrete something from inspiring English sources

It's a provocative experiment designed to make concrete something that is often unspoken.

When the term abstraction is used to describe art, it implies that the artist has taken something concrete, something from the physical world, and changed it in some way.

David Brooks has earnestly assembled a representative chunk of tropical rain forest plant life and deluged it with concrete — something between an indoor Robert Smithson rundown and a landscape by George Segal — in protest of the destruction of nature by industry.

It must start with something concrete, something tangible and although it seems small, sharpening your own mind is the starting point to changing the world.

"Concrete is something that goes deep into the future," Burtynsky said.

We can give ourselves the pleasure of feeling that by our labour alone, we have transformed two square metres of concrete into something that delights the senses.

Normally they'd launch a block of concrete or something, that's boring".

But inside these concrete buildings, something extraordinary is happening.

Clune's impressions are almost always built from the same austere units: something concrete and transparent (glass); something concrete and opaque (clouds); and something both simple and abstract (time).

This suited Reid, who hoped that by inducing both men to submit detailed plans he would at last have something concrete from Aberhart to attack, and something equally concrete from Douglas with which to contrast it.

Finally, something concrete is happening".