Sentence examples for Tangible existence from inspiring English sources

Other than the customer's paper receipt, that product has no tangible existence.

Listening to a recording, one feels oneself to be receiving an object with an almost tangible existence: a length of recorded time.

But what's enticing about a book is also what removes it from the tech start-up universe: it affords some separation from the flow of online time, and has its own kind of tangible, spatial existence.

Just a name and a date and a place of employment, but seeing the words written in that sloping hand lent him a tangible living existence in a way no photograph could.

Honoring the everyday spirit of life helps give tangible meaning to existence.

The current tax code is, if anything, fairer in the way it operates than systems that preceded it, laying at least some of the burden on the middle classes, who, like the rich, benefit most from, but in less tangible ways, the existence of government.

"As for controlled manifestations from outer space, there is no tangible evidence of their existence".

This provides tangible evidence of the existence of dynastic chattels in the Near East.

Peace must be made real and tangible in the daily existence of every individual in need.

According to the Sultan of Morocco, Mayo was "tangible proof for the existence of God".

In The Sacred and the Profane (1959), he identified it with the transcendent reality that "breaks through" in some tangible form within mundane existence.