Sentence examples for a tangible lesson from inspiring English sources

Kelly Boyd, the incoming Colonial Days chairwoman, said it's a tangible lesson that humanizes history for students.

However, creating a viable educational game that can teach a tangible lesson or Common Core Standard -- while also maintaining a young student's fickle attention span -- is easier said then done.

Let's offer a tangible example.

Let me give you a tangible example.

Malik is a tangible example that it is possible.

Is it possible to resuscitate these remarkable structures, which offer tangible lessons of architectural know-how, sustainability and embodied energy?

These tools will provide tangible lessons in civics, history, cultures and geographies, all combining to ground the traveler in our common heritage.

Joxer would enter into a conversation whether you liked it or not with the one English word he learned to master: "Now". That was one of his most tangible lessons: Your height, weight, color or other physical characteristics hardly matter if your personality and wit are what people remember you by.

"The risk is that Arafat sees this as a tangible gain and therefore the lesson he learns is violence pays," Dore said in an interview.

It makes a tangible difference.

"It involves absolute truth, a tangible asset.