Sentence examples for more concrete forms from inspiring English sources

The earlier pieces, Mr. Marchese said, "provide a link with an older tradition that doesn't survive except in examples expressed in more concrete forms — like wall paintings, frescos, mosaics".

These concern not kinky sex, that Trump would have to be very self-destructive to have indulged in under the circumstances of which all sophisticated visitors to Moscow are only too well aware, but more concrete forms of support for Trump and interference in our politics.

Without or without mediation, the de facto division of Libya into an autonomous eastern safe haven and embittered West could be acquiring a more concrete form.

Although he is best known for his ephemeral objects and short-term installations, often on themes related to African-American life, his early work took the more concrete form of one-of-a-kind prints based on impressions he made of his own body.

Computer recordings of crying episodes comprise a more concrete form of assessment and should be considered for future studies.

We have not yet found the key to the problem, but in recent years a mass of new evidence and new lines of attack have enabled us to see it in a far more concrete and precise form, and to have some hope that we are near to solving it…" J.D. Bernal, Nature 143 (1939).

Figure 8 shows that in all impact specimens of PC incorporating MWCNTs, four or more concrete crack lines were formed compared with three crack lines formed in neat PC.

From the start, sections of the orchestra, especially the strings, play undulating, lapping motifs that murmur and bustle, as if rhythmic riffs and whole themes were trying to coalesce into forms more concrete.

Such things will give students more concrete, non-linear, multiple forms of experience and uses of data, and examples of the things which you are discussing.

Out of this more concrete ideas can be formed".

Atim voices outrage, but the old man presents a more concrete response in the form of a gun.