Sentence examples for actual tangible from inspiring English sources

I think we could do a huge amount for a lot less for actual tangible results.

"There's actual tangible real benefit of her going to an event," said Jeremy Bird, the Obama campaign's national field director.

But again, wise interpretation will save us from error: the thought of a centaur is no reason to assume the external reality of one (especially once we've read book two of the de Rerum Natura and know that atoms can't combine into an actual, tangible centaur).

Well, this week only, you have the opportunity to make one of your flashes count, to have it read and digested by an actual writer (@colsonwhitehead), and judged against the offerings of your peers, and rewarded with an actual tangible prize, a monument to your Twitter dominance.

Yes, actual tangible photos strips — just like you'd get from a booth.

But there was very likely another key to Darwin's reluctance to embroil himself too closely with the actual tangible evidence for human ancientness and ancestry.

"Everybody has talked about legacy - this is an actual, real, tangible legacy.

Stereotypes aren't just annoying for older people, they can actual have tangible effects.

True -- but the opposite of a profound truth is also true, and I think there's a mirror pleasure to be gained from dealing with actual, physical, tangible materials.

A desire to seek actual and tangible signs of the baby's health to confirm that "it's a normal baby" was evident in the interviews: ""When I had one [ultrasound], and I saw that everything was okay, he was developing okay, then I had the tests done, the blood test, I said okay, he's a normal baby, so I stopped worrying".

And now there it was, the actual book: solid, tangible, real.