Sentence examples for Tangible reality from inspiring English sources
But that possibility remains more of a hope than a tangible reality at the moment.
Perhaps it says something about the erosion of tangible reality by the virtual.
Its virtues are its generosity, its breadth and its felt evocation of a tangible reality.
For my family, the American Dream is a tangible reality, not just a fanciful concept.
Cubist paintings try to somehow grasp the tactile, tangible reality of everything.
HE strives to give students the tools to make big and intangible business ideas a tangible reality.
Ms. Fitzgerald's circular canvases are even more atmospheric, dispensing with all but the most minimal references to tangible reality.
"Through it, for the people of Germany, unity will become tangible reality in decisive areas," Mr. Kohl said.
"The tangible reality of books defines us.… We believe that the objects themselves have magical powers," writes the columnist Joe Queenan in his recent "One for the Books".
In some traditional Christian cultures, that is a tangible reality, regardless of whether any academics are standing by with a notebook.
In their cognitive abilities, children make a transition from relying solely on concrete, tangible reality to performing logical operations on abstract and symbolic material.
