Sentence examples for a very tangible difference from inspiring English sources

While I'm not about to attribute a touchdown to crowd noise alone, it does make a very tangible difference to visiting teams here when they're trying to get their calls in - and especially a player like Manning who likes to make adjustments at the line.

"Hopefully in a short time we will look back and see a big change, a very tangible marked difference, in how the community views LICH because of more support," he said.

And you're seeing very tangible differences right now between what a Donald Trump presidency would look like, what a John Kasich presidency would look like and what a Ted Cruz presidency would look like," Della Volpe says.

In a very tangible way, Leonard Nimoy saved me.

Viewing the bloated corpse was a sobering bookend to the trip, a very tangible confrontation with rarity and finality.

It was a very tangible, and symbolic, way for them to signal the end of their 12-year relationship.

The actors have a very tangible relationship with the audience because of it, with lots of interaction".

Some people think 'we'll see' is 'God will help us,' which is not a very tangible idea to me.

It gives people the opportunity to support small, local, family farms in a very tangible way".

This game is a very tangible testament to the fact that relationships continue after death.

Then when people start coming back, there is a very tangible sense of change, of hope".