Sentence examples for a tangible size from inspiring English sources

Connecticut savored a tangible size advantage over Utah State in its first-round tournament game today, but that was not all.

Neither team has any tangible size, but don't tell them.

Is the ring a tangible sign of deeper concerns?

In 2000, he decided that he understood the fundamental science well enough to, in his words, "go for it," and, at the 2011 national meeting of the American Chemical Society, he announced a tangible breakthrough: a cheap, playing-card-size coated-silicon sheet that, when placed in a glass of tap water and exposed to sunlight, split the water into hydrogen and oxygen.

Women of all shapes and sizes believe they have some sort of a tangible flaw that renders them unattractive, undesirable and therefore unworthy.

Tom: There is a tangible difference in response for all sorts of reasons in each venue, ranging from the size of the audience, the place you're in and even the night of the week you're playing.

It makes a tangible difference.

"It involves absolute truth, a tangible asset.

And Sir John left a tangible legacy.

Solidarity is a tangible asset.

Truth is a tangible entity.