Sentence examples for a kind of tangible from inspiring English sources

As I stand outside my hut, sad to be leaving for the city, I think what I'll miss most is the overwhelming sound of the birds and a kind of tangible natural energy.

It dramatises bereavement and ruthlessly confronts the desolate survivor with an insistent and overwhelming question: "Where is God?" Lewis's answer to this existential conundrum resonates through the rest of the book with a kind of tangible fury: "Go to Him when your need is desperate, when all other help is vain, and what do you find?

Yet the incident did not produce any kind of tangible benefit for the Yankees.

These days a few glasses of wine and being told I look like Natalie Portman is all it takes to get me in the swing of things, but alcohol hadn't any kind of tangible affect on my sex decisions then.

But DJ Hero is an outlier in the genre, a game that for whatever reason a disjointed inner logic we're not privy to perhaps decided to abandon any kind of tangible tie to the activity it attempted to emulate.

Lacking any kind of tangible international or political support, and increasingly at risk of being quite literally trampled over by the building of the dam, the tribes took to a form of protest most recently seen played out (with little real purpose or reward) in the West: occupation.  .

Hundreds of millions if you include alcohol and nicotine and, if you're a pedant or the author the actual UK government's Psychoactive Substances Bill, caffeine – or anything else that has any kind of tangible effect on your brain or body.

Hundreds of millions if you include alcohol and nicotine and, if you're a pedant or the author of the actual UK government's Psychoactive Substances Bill, caffeine or anything else that has any kind of tangible effect on your brain or body.

It might be pushing it to say that the ashtray, which Mr. Weiner has taken from studio to studio for years, is almost a kind of anchor, a tangible (and even totable) counterweight to all the smoke that he traffics in, his career existing in some strange twilight world between art and poetry.

They say there are all kinds of tangible, profitable products that their industry is developing that will help improve people's lives, including the world's poorest people.

Such kind of tangible result is what a business should look for from its employees.