Sentence examples for terribly concrete from inspiring English sources
"They give birth astride of a grave," Samuel Beckett wrote in Waiting for Godot, and in the Middle East that description is terribly concrete: all of us, Israelis and Palestinians, were born into this conflict, and our identity is formulated, to no small extent, in terms of hostility and fear, survival and death.
Chiarelli says that you sort of have to accept that the science on all of this is not going to be terribly concrete.
And then he gets assaulted and shanked to death, bleeding out, his kidneys just mush now, dying – as we all do – terribly alone, on a cold concrete prison floor, that deep blood, the dark blood, the bad blood, the blood you don't want to see, swimming around him, pooling slowly around his head, and he croaks out, one final exhale: "I wish..
The event, much like the Iowa presidential caucuses, has no concrete importance but is a closely watched barometer that has not, historically, been a terribly accurate predictor of winners in the September primaries for statewide offices.
As I stepped through doorway of my concrete apartment in Nairobi, Kenya the other morning, I had the strange feeling I'd done something terribly wrong.
Brooklyn, where no one is terribly impressed by the legend that a construction worker fell off the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge and disappeared into its wet concrete.
Terribly, terribly wrong, Dr. Diehl.
