Sentence examples for concrete thing about from inspiring English sources

"I think the most concrete thing about my father in my life is his absence," he said.

In court in March, Justice Antonin Scalia, arguably the court member most staunchly opposed to gay rights, offered "one concrete thing" about legalizing same-sex marriage that could harm society.

He's the peppy, relentlessly enthusiastic one, and you want to hate him, but beneath the Willy Wonka-meets-SpongeBob affect he's sensible and appears more than a little self-aware, and he says concrete things about the contestants' food that we can understand.

That's scary enough, right there, but it means the Ryan budget -- even with the gaping holes it contains when it comes to details -- is the most concrete thing to talk about.

The only concrete thing they said they agreed on – apart from the usual blether about saving the euro being tremendously important and so on – was the one thing nobody has been talking about – the EU budget.

"War is the most concrete thing.

"The most concrete thing we have is the buoy itself.

If no concrete thing is a necessary being, then no concrete thing can explain the existence of concrete things.

But it's a problem when science is impacting every aspect of life on the planet, and having more and more concrete things to say about public policy.

The inability to answer the inclusion question in turn derives from not taking seriously enough the need to explain how the various numbers are canonically applied in our theorizing not only about numbers but also about concrete things.

The great spectacle of Paris, with all its harsh modernity, had begun to work a change on Rilke, and he was trying to bring a new vocabulary to his poems, writing not about his own abstract ideas and moods but instead about concrete things apart from himself that had to be seen and understood — a panther in a cage, blue hydrangeas, a broken sculpture of a torso.