concreteness

Science does not deal with its objects of study in their full concreteness.

But it is a concreteness of sounds, word, letters and feelings.

Assume, for concreteness, that there are 100 students, 60 boys and 40 girls.

The whole tendency of modern prose is away from concreteness.

For concreteness, we focus on the corporation tax, which has been taken as the main application of the analysis.

Yet the concreteness of the dancing does not suggest a dream encounter.

Vodka, however, began to relieve the world of its awful concreteness.

It's all rather abstract for the candidate of concreteness.

That cool concreteness is combined with a scholar's eye for detail.

We will concern ourselves with three plus one spin networks for concreteness.

But a senior American official argued strongly against "misplaced concreteness."

This is more than being concrete, though concreteness is essential to create a world.

They nevertheless failed to understand the danger, its concreteness, and only fought casually.

Reversal of the concreteness effect in a patient with semantic dementia.

Poetry brought him the experience of a dimension beyond the concreteness of words and their meaning.

It is the simple concreteness of this religion that makes its exponents, like More, so alien to us.

In fact, magic is distinguished from mysticism by its very concreteness and practicality.

He seems genuinely to like how sameness sounds and its way of bringing him closer to the concreteness in nature.

The emphasis on concreteness and reality would remain a feature of his career as a prelate.

In the next phase, you should add the three Cs: coherence, concreteness and the community method.

And yet, because of the overwhelming importance we have attached to them, they have taken on a reality, a concreteness all their own.

Concreteness must be exemplified, in order that the abstraction may be understood.

There were the dreams - and these seemed to grow in vividness and concreteness.

For here is a work adamant in its concreteness yet one whose powers may lie in the abstract.

People are really concerned with the concreteness of things - with how they, in fact, can manage to get things done.