Sentence examples for a tangible feeling from inspiring English sources

"It was a grim place, always miserable, always pouring down, and there was a tangible feeling of fear and paranoia on the streets".

The smiles said it all; real optimism, a tangible feeling of change, and a desire to share that feeling with other people.

The Like-A-Hug would put a tangible feeling to your click.

It is the author's goal to create a tangible feeling of Iran's space endeavor for the readers.

In the process, he has evoked a kind of stunned hypnosis inside the festival's theaters and a tangible feeling of excitement outside them.

By the time LP came on, there was a tangible feeling of 'what's going to happen' and 'how good will they be tonight?' But these questions were soon answered by the band who did not disappoint the LP throngs.

The desire you have created could be to save money, have better relationships, move ahead in a job -- any tangible feeling or emotion that your readers would have a connection to.

It has a really tangible feeling; I'm really in love with sounds that create a space.

"It's a much more tangible feeling than collecting things on a Pinterest board," she said, referring to a service that lets people save and store interesting links and pictures found on the Web.

The close presence of nature was a constant, almost tangible feeling.

Books, however, lose something in digital translation because of the tangible feeling of holding a book while reading.