Maryam senses a tangibly diminished morality police "presence".
People loved those Tina Fey/Sarah Palin sketches because Sarah Palin is a terrifying, anti-intellectual, anti-choice, gun-toting ideologue who came within a hair's breadth of one of the most powerful political offices in the world, a dystopian potentiality that could have tangibly affected the lives of literally billions of people.
Less tangibly, there's also a sense of intellectual exhaustion.
Or can I do something that will tangibly affect my life, the lives of my family and friends, the lives of the whole community in which I'm living?"... that could eventually transform not just local politics, but in the long run it could actually have a national impact.
More tangibly, Czechs are likelier to have jobs than their Slovak brethren.
And when the employer says no…that woman is quite directly, quite tangibly harmed".
The exposition's buildings turned out to be mostly neo-classical pastiche, but the fair did bequeath a sense of cultural pride and, more tangibly, the makings of a new home for the Art Institute.
Less tangibly, the agreement with the US has also been conceived as part of a broader "strategic partnership" with India's most important trading partner, and was designed to foster closer political ties between the world's two largest democracies while strengthening their commercial relationship.
He preferred to be a "builder", of schools and hospitals and the other things that tangibly improve voters' lives.
The summit would bring Okinawa some useful publicity and, more tangibly, a huge building boom.Mr Obuchi was also intending to use the summit to present himself as the spokesman for Asia, a role he has tried to shape for himself during overseas visits.
And, less tangibly, the political and intellectual base of Mr Cardoso's government is narrowed and diminished.
