Sentence examples for a tangible sense from inspiring English sources

What both classes shared was a tangible sense of fear.

This gave the campaign a tangible sense of urgency.

"There's a tangible sense of discovery and transgression".

It isn't productive in a tangible sense; it's productive in a human sense.

Still, at least this time around the financial murk comes with a tangible sense of doom.

"I had a tangible sense of the legacy of dada," he says.

With her lack of cool comes a tangible sense of liberation.

Most reasonable estimates are that we lost, in a tangible sense, at least one year's worth of gross domestic product.

Yet for all the superficial grimness, there is also a tangible sense of community to the Wilmington.

There is a very small amount compared with the funding going in when you felt a tangible sense of progress".

There was a tangible sense that government has moved on and ministers are no longer engaging with the substance.