Sentence examples for a tangible mark from inspiring English sources

Yet Medici wanted to leave a tangible mark, funding churches, hospitals, monasteries and orphanages.

Is the ring a tangible sign of deeper concerns?

The victory extended Stanford's winning streak, the nation's longest, to 16 games, the most tangible mark of its dominance.

Page C1 Sports STANFORD'S LATEST WIN PUTS IT IN RACE FOR TITLE Stanford's win over Southern California in triple overtime extended its winning streak, the nation's longest, to 16 games, the most tangible mark of its dominance.

Personally, I feel a religious awe at these tangible marks of Michelangelo's living presence.

CDK-based risk is a tangible prognostic marker for DRFP.

Temporary tattoos actually have the capacity to solve both of these issues – the sensory experience of using cold water to transfer the tattoo to yourself, and the visual experience of having a tangible, but ultimately harmless, mark on your skin.

In addition, such a tangible event could also mark a psychological pause for the rapidly evolving Chinese nation.

Under Berne, everything gets copyright protection the minute it's fixed in a tangible form no registration or marking required.

The album marks a tangible departure from the rootsy, Americana sound that won the group millions of fans, critical accolades and industry awards for its first two albums.

Individuals that run universities must address the tangible and non-tangible marks that invite, perpetuate and exacerbate race-related issues and negative racial attitudes.