Sentence examples for most concrete expression from inspiring English sources

It was in the requirements of war and finance that the claims of the monarchy found most concrete expression.

Nicholas J. G. Winter is publishing his book, Dangerous Frames: How Ideas about Race and Gender Shape Public Opinion at the perfect time, just as these issues are getting their most concrete expression in the political sphere.

Hegel regards poetry as the "most perfect art" (PKÄ, 197), because it provides the richest and most concrete expression of spiritual freedom (in contrast to sculpture which, in its classical form, gives us the purest ideal beauty).

So Wellesz regarded the new versions published by Haas not as restorations of authentic versions that had been suppressed but as early versions set aside by Bruckner as he tried to find the most effective "concrete expression" of his musical ideas.

Most concrete codes present design expressions for estimating the shear strength between concrete layers based on the shear friction theory.

Drama, for Hegel, is the "highest" and most concrete art (PKÄ, 205)—the art in which human beings themselves are the medium of aesthetic expression.

"War is the most concrete thing.

The most concrete, proximate, useful result?

The most concrete warning signal is coming from financial markets.

I think that would be the most concrete example.

"I have given them a very concrete expression of interest that covered a multitude of factors," he said, speaking euphemistically.