Sentence examples similar to a tangible site from inspiring English sources

The lovely thing about the Caruso's pool is the view across the bay to Salerno and the mistily invisible, but nonetheless tangible, site of the great Greek temples on the coastal plain at Paestum.

Is the ring a tangible sign of deeper concerns?

The Yungang Grottoes (Fig. 1), a world tangible heritage site located at the city of Datong in Shanxi Province of China (40°04′N, 113°20′E), consist of 53 Buddhist grottoes (Fig. 1a) and more than 51,000 statues that are noted for their collection of Buddhist grotto sculptures and reliefs from the 5th and 6th centuries.

It provides a tangible link to vacation spots, historical sites like the battlefield at Gettysburg and hard-to-reach places like Antarctica.

But he also saw in the site a broader meaning, a tangible reminder of religious refugees who experienced a vital sense of being protected during their sojourn in a foreign country.

It's @bestival https://t.co/jgu2Ut9TJ5 — CasparLlewellynSmith (@CasparLS) September 6, 2013 Site-wide, there's a tangible sense of mania.

Features like this make Twitter's site more accessible for everyone, giving you a bit of a tangible feedback as you type.

It makes a tangible difference.

Solidarity is a tangible asset.

Truth is a tangible entity.

To become a tangible thing?