Sentence examples for concrete thoughts from inspiring English sources

Mr. Seeger has more concrete thoughts.

Yet, as at other performances of Adams's remarkable creation, the sheer volume of the climax had the effect of wiping my brain clean of concrete thoughts.

The dots and dashes on the bottom half seem to be marking specific, concrete thoughts, not in an automatic or subconscious way, but in a definitive and conscious way that is akin to shorthand.

So I was writing on the assumption that those little swirls of thought-energy are every bit as real as, say, our more concrete thoughts ("Oh, dang, I forgot to call Carl"), which, in turn, are every bit as real as, say, a bird flying overhead.

I have no concrete thoughts on that – I just knew to do it…" It's a weird thing to watch – some will see it as a situationist prank or a piece of digital Dadaism; gamers can get quite irate about it, with one YouTube comment stating, "Nice try Cory, but there are Propgrammers (sic) out there that actually program, not just erase what others have done.

They are in that zone called 'reason,' in the gap between feelings and concrete thoughts.

As you reflect further, a concrete thought emerges.

So, the process is feeling, then reasoning, then concrete thought.

Finally, he articulated it as a concrete thought: there must be one thing that is the source of all things.

We have a feeling, we reflect upon it for a while, and then we come up with a concrete thought.

Reason is that level of awareness that has one foot in abstract feeling and the other in concrete thought.