Sentence examples for concrete tangible from inspiring English sources

The prosecution does not have concrete, tangible evidence".

Sheldrick said that the organization was focussed on "concrete, tangible policy outcomes," rather than on raising awareness.

In their cognitive abilities, children make a transition from relying solely on concrete, tangible reality to performing logical operations on abstract and symbolic material.

Woo the kids with concrete, tangible, fun examples: algorithms are not just horrific muddles of symbols and numbers, they are what control the direction of a decapitated zombie's head when you hack it off on the Xbox.

"What hurt Chávez the most was the lack of sufficient attention to concrete, tangible problems and an overemphasis on lofty ideals," Mr. Ellner said, referring to pressing issues like shortages of basic foods and general government corruption.

On Wednesday, after listening to Libya's lengthy but rather unspecific presentations, Judge Hans-Peter Kaul, visibly irritated, asked from the bench if the Libyan authorities were "really aware" that they must provide the court with "concrete, tangible and pertinent evidence that proper and concrete investigations are going on?" Yes, a lawyer for Libya replied, "the authorities are acutely aware".

Where Mondrian is somehow concrete and tangible, Kandinsky is incomprehensible and opaque.

"The public now responds much better if they can follow a concrete and tangible impact in a charity advert," she says.

"Iran needs to understand that there is an urgent need to make concrete and tangible progress" in these talks, said Michael Mann, the spokesman for Catherine Ashton, the European Union's foreign policy chief and chairwoman of the P5-plus-1 group.

That changed in 1998, when the Federal Circuit found, in the so-called State Street Bank case, that a business method (ie, set of algorithms) involving a practical application that "produced useful, concrete and tangible results" was eligible for patent protection.

Even in English it seems for him improvisation doesn't always feel like you are reaching for something concrete or tangible: more like grasping for something already difficult to articulate, a silhouette of a funny idea.