Sentence examples for rather concrete from inspiring English sources

Where did you get the idea for this T? I submitted two different ideas: the first was about transparency and it was rather concrete.

Some of these lessons – for instance, how to write with sophistication and clarity, or how to uncover and reassemble scattered fragments of information into a convincing narrative thread – are undeniably practical and rather concrete.

This isn't new for cable, which has been slowly eroding the rather concrete American television schedule for a few years now, but these seem to be the final drops to break that stone for good.

"We intend to arrive at concrete solutions, not generalizations, but rather concrete solutions to concrete problems of reducing the cost of living and the closing of gaps in the State of Israel, gaps including those between the periphery and the center".

Biggs wrote: 'We would be most reluctant to discard an account as good as this one without rather concrete assurance that it would not immediately be picked up by another Chevrolet dealer.' Two weeks later, O'Connor forwarded Biggs' letter to General Motors officials in Detroit.

And this requires a still rather concrete version of strategy to start with.

A recent innovation is to perch the containers on metal rather than concrete, since concrete can turn the water acidic, encouraging corrosion.

Classroom walls were built from plasterboard rather than concrete blocks.

Second, you can focus on abstract properties of events and things rather than concrete properties.

Their remedies are meant to be suggestions rather than concrete proposals.

"It is a presence," he said, "but ethereal rather than concrete".