Sentence examples for a tangible symbol from inspiring English sources

Religious people throughout time have felt great resonance in a tangible symbol of their ethereal beliefs.

If a political scandal needs a tangible symbol remember a certain blue dress?

As a tangible symbol of rip-off Britain and the failed privatisation of the public sector, it is exemplary.

Those who want a tangible symbol of their patriotism can buy additional government bonds, which will help repair an extra bridge or hire an extra math teacher.

It matters only as a tangible symbol of this subtle, pernicious, destructive system we live with and, by and large, accept.

"I offer you this [building], a tangible symbol that the United States is here to stay," said Kin Moy, the AIT's director and a longtime American diplomat.

There is something about a cape, about a mask, about an external, tangible, symbol of strength and determination.

The fall of the Berlin Wall provided such a potent, tangible symbol of the end of Communist hegemony in Eastern Europe that it has become easy to forget the leading role that the Solidarity movement in Poland played in breaking down the aura of invincibility of the authoritarian regimes of the Warsaw Pact.

Thomas's sleek prosthetic is a rare tangible symbol of the damage done by alcohol to the British Army, where a hard-drinking culture poses risks to the most vulnerable that can be every bit as deadly as serving in a war zone.

They are a highly visible, tangible symbol of ownership, power, dominance.

The simple act of planting a tree is a powerful gesture and tangible symbol anchoring your intentions for 2019 and beyond.