Sentence examples for physical concrete from inspiring English sources

With The War, Duras created in extraordinarily physical, concrete terms her own human species.

Within individual poems Baudelaire shifts between the rhetorical, the impressionist, the abstract, and the intensely physical, concrete instance.

Simply put, I am not about to gainsay the opinions of people who have served prison time because of their physical, concrete resistance to political oppression.

"What is exciting about this is that even our abstract thoughts are grounded in these more physical, concrete experiences," he says.

It is possible that physical, concrete manipulatives are better to learn with at the beginning, but that digital manipulatives are better for transferability.

"It's physical and concrete evidence," the paper quoted Tor Einar Fagerland, the history professor behind the exhibition as saying.

This means that psychological and intangible, as well as physical and concrete, effects beyond the destruction of enemy forces and supporting military infrastructure will have to be achieved".

When we say we want a world powered by 100% renewable energy, people understand what is needed to happen; it is physical and concrete.

This is what Mill calls the "physical" or "concrete deductive" method (Logic, VI, ix).

Adjectives are lexical words used to modify nouns and refer to physical and concrete properties as well as abstract properties denoted by nouns.

For example, effective use of mechanistic knowledge may require sufficient knowledge about the problem situation's component parts, which a physical or concrete environment may provide, but a reduced virtual environment may not; thus, the mechanistic knowledge effect may have diminished if our study had used virtual robots instead of physical robots.