concretely

“The whole concept is so concretely established in what we already know,” he said.

While being sure is only the first Iraq lesson that applies, it's the only one that can be concretely accomplished.

Concretely, we must direct our effort to the task that President Kennedy called for long ago.

The word explosion is always used concretely (an explosion, or a detonation as chemists commonly call it).

The thought picture is not only called up by these signs as well as by words but far more vividly and concretely.

Concretely, it means the conditions of desire or disgust which are developed by the complex of conditions thereby aroused.

But one will nowhere find such a series of variously delightful churches springing out of concretely diversified minds.

The past had been most concretely that vanished and slightly sordid tenement of the current housing of the muse.