Sentence examples for tangible and concrete from inspiring English sources
The smallest advance in genetics affects our most tangible and concrete being--human beings as themselves.
There are so many issues -- some small, some big, but all worthwhile, tangible and concrete -- that we agree on.
He will explain how his agenda is designed to help the largest amount of people possible, in very tangible and concrete ways that almost anyone can comprehend.
The book addresses and provides tangible and concrete guidance on living with Type 1 and CD.
But while concern about global temperatures may motivate some people to take action on climate change, most of us care about more tangible, local and concrete issues – with the health of our friends and family being an obvious example.
This felt to me both less tangible and more concrete.
Its the prejudice in favor of things that are concrete, tangible and three-dimensional.
As the participants were surrounded by the ideas they had come up with during the day, the abstract thoughts and visual stimulations were made concrete, tangible and easily memorized.
You had better come to the table with something a lot more concrete, tangible and solid than just a one liner.
Today I'd like to focus on something concrete, tangible, and finite that you can do to make the most of your employer's benefits offerings.
On Wednesday, after listening to Libya's lengthy but rather unspecific presentations, Judge Hans-Peter Kaul, visibly irritated, asked from the bench if the Libyan authorities were "really aware" that they must provide the court with "concrete, tangible and pertinent evidence that proper and concrete investigations are going on?" Yes, a lawyer for Libya replied, "the authorities are acutely aware".
