Sentence examples for so very concrete from inspiring English sources

Later, it will all seem like a terrible fever dream, but at the time it moved so very slowly, felt so very concrete.

Unlike most physical illness, it is subjective, hard to measure, so abstract and yet so very concrete.

It would not have taken an incredible investigative feat to discover that the protesters descending upon Pittsburgh were doing so for very "concrete" reasons that touch their daily lives in very real ways.

"So on a very concrete level they need to eat more food to get the same sensation of satiation.

So it's a very concrete decision for the countries after this pilot".

Drawing a model without a preexisting idea is very hard, so there is a very concrete value for participants".

While I've noticed a slight uptick in developers who tell me that they are keeping an eye on Windows 8 over the last month or so, very few have any concrete plans to do so and even fewer were actually working on Windows 8 apps already (the same, by the way, remains true for Windows Phone).

So just fascinating intellectual arguments with very concrete and important implications.

How did a word with a very concrete definition become so politically charged?

So today, I write with a very concrete purpose -- to ask not only my representatives and senators, but all of them, to continue to support TRiO as even the most divided Congresses have done for decades.

A sad, sad, sad moment...AIDS is not an academic thing here...it is very concrete.... ........ Pentecostal: "So we feel we need to relate with them treat with them as members like anyone else and we ought to show that the same kind of love, the same kind of respect...and we do that".