Sentence examples for Tangible connection from inspiring English sources
"They expand our understanding and give us a tangible connection.
"They provide a tangible connection to the past.
Making this tangible connection can be both clarifying and empowering.
"You want a really tangible connection between the food and music," Mr. Eyester said.
Ghost towns give people a tangible connection to a mysterious past, says Mr Baker.
Cliches muster, tawdry jokes are flogged, and no tangible connection with the audience is established.
These days, she believes it may be one of the only tangible connections she will ever have to her family.
There were more tangible connections as well: family papers going back to 1662, tools George Washington used in his early years as a surveyor, even bits of his coffin.
There are many tangible connections between #Grime4Corbyn and my work with young people in east London: empowerment, diversification and social change.
In other words, Britain is looking to divest itself of Jamaican prisoners in UK jails, many of whom were schooled in crime in Britain and have no real or tangible connections to Jamaica.
The mystery surrounding Nisman's investigation and murder seem to indicate more tangible connections between Tehran and Buenos Aries than President Kirchner would like to admit.
