Where Inquisition really stumbles, though, is in its story. It gets off to a vague start, and never really congeals. The Dragon Age universe is rich with impressively nuanced lore and socio-political intrigue, but Inquisition lacks the heart and pathos of BioWareâs best games.
concrete evidence definition, concrete evidence meaning | English dictionary. concrete. n. a willingness to believe in the absence of sufficient evidence, or contrary to the evidence. this could cover all instances of use of the word 'faith'.
a strikingly worded expression that is worn out from too much use. Example: two peas in a pod: COMPARISON: an examination designed to expose similarities between two objects or ideas. CONCRETE TERMS: terms that represent, or try to evoke images or experiences of specific, tangible objects or entities. Concrete terms are usually thought of as opposed to abstractions or generalizations. Example: science attempts to describe things in concrete terms: CONFLICT: a struggle between opposing forces that causes the action of the story.