Sentence examples for a tangible and dramatic from inspiring English sources

The primary cause of the increased rate of melting is rising temperatures, and while an increase in two to four degrees Fahrenheit might not be a tangible and dramatic difference to a human, glaciers are particularly sensitive. .

By contrast, the removal of the shackles serves a symbolic purpose for those who treat mental illness since it is tangible and dramatic demonstration of the efficacy of healing in effecting the transformation of the person from madness to health; from asociality to humanity.

That would be a tangible and powerful purpose.

Innovation has a tangible and positive impact on the lives of those most in need.

This is a tangible and easy result to translate and apply to bedside.

It was a tense and dramatic day.

This, she thinks, would give the Palestinians a tangible gain and maintain European unity.

Less a tangible technology and more a reason to shout "They're printing 3D guns now?

A tangible weight and effect on the air.

Separate to patents, copyright refers to the rights granted to the creator of an idea embedded in a tangible medium, including literary, musical, dramatic, and artistic works.

There was also a tangible result now and again, little of it world-shaking.