concretely

The abstract number, five, I am willing to admit; but, concretely, it has reference to bottles of Brown Stout, without which, in the way of condiment, Welsh rabbit is to be eschewed.

"Be terse in style, vigorous of phrase, apt, concretely apt, in similitude.

She grappled with it concretely, making a cat- like leap for the murderer and gripping his neck-cloth with both her hands.

The rest of us think concretely -- that is, we cannot envision what doesn't already exist.

As we spin further and further away from mundane political struggles, there is ever less pressure on the star black voices to engage politics concretely. Instead of analysis of the ways that black people and politics connect with the institutional exercise of power, we get either utterly predictable rehearsals of standard bromides and litanies - reminiscent of a Las Vegas act gone stale ("we need to build coalitions of the oppressed [here include a string of groups] that are multiracial but guard against racism, sexism, homophobia," et cetera, ad nauseam) - or the glib sophistries that fly under the "cultural-politics" flag.

Through deeds, I find my way into the world tangibly, concretely, even painfully.

The message comes through concretely every time rain soaks Joe Robbie Stadium.

Concretely, the author's purpose was to get a more thorough perspective and so she tried to investigate to what extent men's perception of losing power may be a cause of gender violence.

According to Eurochambres, "This has concretely improved expertise on EU-related issues within the Turkish chamber network, and enhanced the dialogue between EU and Turkish business communities".