pojęcie abstrakcyjne

I cannot remember a time where death was not a reality rather than an abstract concept.

During this time, people develop the ability to think about abstract concepts.

The law is not a mere theory or an abstract concept.

The abstract concept of work, he points out, is a modern one.

Present only one idea at a time, and avoid talking about abstract concepts.

Fear had been an abstract concept before this moment, no matter how much she'd thought herself capable of it.

As a result, the late budget becomes an abstract concept.

All the art will explore the meaning of space as an abstract concept.

It works much less well when you get into abstract concepts like beauty.

Children are not ready to understand abstract concepts of volume until a certain age.

Resources are an abstract notion and they cannot be manipulated directly.

And the closer we come to human beings, the more abstract the notion of property becomes.

As his physician, my first responsibility is to him, not to some abstract notion of social justice.

Since nobody knows exactly what those abstract notions mean, alarm bells have gone off all over Europe.

The threat to this expedition was now no longer an abstract notion, but a reality.

He had let the abstract notion carry him away.

You always talk about this abstract notion of freedom.

That can be tough in a bull market, when risk is an abstract notion.

He wanted to put that face on the abstract notion of "my land, Valdemar."

They cannot, however, grasp abstract notions of God and religion.