Examples of using Concreteness in English and their translations into German
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Frankness, concreteness and laconicism.
It is on this terrain that a regime acquires existential consistency and concreteness;
Concreteness landscape is rather state"psi" rather than placing the island in space.
In the next phase, you should add the three Cs:coherence, concreteness and the community method!
And then concreteness is found in the protocol by which we will all be judged: Matthew 25.
That is why, in the reports, there is also what I would call the'fallacy of misplaced concreteness.
Alfred North Whitehead called that"the fallacy of misplaced concreteness" Whitehead, Science and the Modern World.
The physical room and the possibilities and technologies to its manifestation in the concreteness.
The"second criteria for concreteness," the Pope continued, is that"in love it is more important to give than to receive.
Today she works as a painter in Hamburg in the scope of photorealism, concreteness and abstraction.
I would like to lend colour a corporeality or concreteness, give it a form and give rise to various impressions of consistencies.
What distinguishes Langhelle'smanual work from digital media is the concreteness of his archives.
Photographed concreteness and abstraction in painting complement each other into an exciting tightrope walk, in which their boundaries become insignificant.
These two quotes stress the sameaspect as the most important in their respective areas: concreteness.
After the demise of traditional tonality, he based his credo on classical concreteness, in close alliance with the newly won freedoms.
The realness and concreteness of our alternative depends primarily on one factor- that is the return of the regional working classes into the political arena.
It you give to confidence yourself and hardness to the statement, concreteness of thought or the requirement.
It united beauty, concreteness and volume and gave unlimited opportunities in terms of broadness of generalization and allegorical expression.
The God who reveals himself in Jesus Christ to man andcreation is witnessed in historical concreteness and interpersonal relationship.
Thus, by building communion in the concreteness of a daily lived witness, the Spirit will surely open providential and unexpected paths to unity.
Common values that emerged from the collaboration: respect, human touch,interdependence, concreteness, and transparency.
Each one's person has its own concreteness, the concreteness of his mentality, of his temperament, of the circumstances in which he lives, and, above all, of his freedom in action.
Danhauser's exceptional quality anduniqueness as a furniture maker lies in the harmonious combination of concreteness and abstraction- of functionality and emotion.
The artist does not ask about"concreteness" or"abstraction"; his work aims- as always the African art- first of all a fantastic illustration of symbol, of the essential, the core of nature.
In the absence of resources,I used alternative paths in the project through the threesome of idea, concreteness and innovation which has always characterised my work.
Therefore, the Castle production, by keeping its core in abstraction, morethan previous productions by Novoflot, really has arrived in theatrical concreteness.
Furthermore, it becomes manifest in such a concreteness that, even if doesn't represent the magic adequately, it refers back to it and its enormous power of imagination. It's like a sensous earthquake that can completely break down the walls of adulthood.
The best kitchen countertop on the market combines aesthetic quality with all thepractical benefits of the best kitchen surfaces: concreteness, hygiene, strength.
To make this prediction one had tounderstand the historical unevenness in its whole dynamic concreteness, and not simply keep permanently chewing upon a 1915 quotation from Lenin, which is turned upside down and interpreted in the manner of an illiterate.
An unusual contribution comes from Barbara Bernsteiner,who is known for her installations of objects alienated from their original concreteness by being wrapped in grey wool.
