Sentence examples for concrete wording from inspiring English sources
We have to find some concrete wording, or new paragraphs.
Instead of acknowledging his wrongdoing or giving concrete wording, he's succumbed to dry vindications, a reworded plea to be left alone, as I'm sure this young woman felt.
The second patient BG is a phonological dyslexic who, although displaying a strong concreteness effect (concrete words read better than abstract words), was able to read functors individually perfectly well, a pattern that is rarely if ever seen.
According to the concreteness effect, concrete words are more easily and quickly remembered and recognized than abstract words due to the difference in image ability between concrete and abstract words [Kroll and Merves, 1986].
They differ from concrete words and abstract words in concreteness, imageability, and context availability (Altarriba and Bauer 2004).
There was a concreteness effect in terms of faster speed of response for concrete words compared to abstract words.
Traditionally, this has been tested by comparing brain responses to abstract and concrete words.
.+turns things into words,'' and, it could be added, concrete words into abstractions.
But concrete words like these are the hardest ones to see through.
The first patient CAV, studied and described in the literature by Warrington in 1981, presented with unusual concrete word dyslexia, i.e., he had a category-specific reading deficit for concrete words compared with abstract words.
