Sentence examples for an equally tangible from inspiring English sources

The slickness of Mr. Minkkinen's work may belie his years as a professional photographer, but it is countered, or at least balanced, by an equally tangible sense of purity and concentration.

There is a tangible desire to modernize, to admit how many of the inevitable old boasts were empty and how few of the promises have been delivered on, but an equally tangible reluctance to say why or to do much about it.

In Washington, frustration with Israel's arguments has grown equally tangible.

Our dismissal of the violence suffered by children on the streets of the south side of Chicago and other urban (and mostly black, brown, and working poor) neighborhoods across the country is equally tangible.

Although the notion of culture is as elusive as quality, it is equally tangible in the sense of being constituted within specific regulatory systems or regimes.

Nor will it do much for the president at home, where he is fighting on even more fronts than he is overseas and – so far – with an equally conspicuous lack of tangible success.

Surely if we can afford a moderate response to the quite tangible threat posed by North Korea, we can expect an equally measured -- and more rational -- response to Iraq.

It reflected the very real struggle within the party between Republicans who believe tangible adjustments are needed, in policy and tone, and an equally confident core that maintains the party's problem is that it has not been conservative enough.

While educational success is usually measured by a benchmark of access and performance statistics, changes in the community starting with people's perceptions and attitudes toward education (e.g., trust or norms believing in educational investment) are equally important as tangible resources" (Sachdev, Szmodis, & Eng, 2014).

An equally important part is the LTA's drive to increase grass-roots participation, a quest given extra focus by demands from funding body Sport England to see tangible results in this area.

Along with the benefit of an extra pair of hands, Ms. Nymann saw a less tangible but equally powerful benefit to her mother's presence.