Sentence examples for in this concreteness from inspiring English sources

All of which must make him a nightmare to translate: he's very British in this concreteness, and the British aren't always good at celebrating artists who deal in the particularities of their own lives.

But in the midst of this concreteness, the thinking grows more abstract.

Studies which have used experimental manipulations to increase concrete thinking have demonstrated concurrent increases in the concreteness of problem solving plans and autobiographical memory specificity (Watkins and Moulds 2005; Watkins and Teasdale 2001, 2004), and previous studies have reported a similar effect of a course of MBCT on the autobiographical memory (Williams et al. 2000).

In all three experiments, children in the concreteness fading condition exhibited better transfer than children in the other conditions.

If MBCT is able to produce a shift in mode of processing it would be expected to also produce changes in the concreteness of goals.

We note that the current findings suggest that increases in sadness and reductions in happiness have equivalent effects on change in level of goal/ action identification, with both being positively correlated with increases in concreteness, in the non-depressed controls.

Writing in The New York Times Book Review, Diane Johnson said that while "the author gives a rather extreme interpretation of Hemingway's start in life, the concreteness of this biography lends a certain convincing reality others have lacked".

Dianne Johnson, reviewing the book in The New York Times, wrote that "at the same time that the author gives a rather extreme interpretation of Hemingway's start in life, the concreteness of this biography lends a certain convincing reality others have lacked".

In the treatises, discourses, and philosophical argumentation of the great writers of the Enlightenment, such as Voltaire, Diderot, and Rousseau, they frequently resort to the first person singular, which results in a vivid concreteness in the treatment of ideas.

In Study 2, concreteness in the Rumination Interview at 2 weeks was significantly negatively related to depressive symptom severity at 3 and 6 months (Table  3).

Stöber further elaborated this idea in the reduced concreteness hypothesis of worry (Stöber, 1998; Stöber & Borkovec, 2002).