Sentence examples for are so tangible from inspiring English sources

If these benefits are so tangible and so uncontested, why are they so difficult to realise?

Because issues on the regional level are so tangible, it is possible to debate new proposals without getting immobilized by the big government-versus-small government frame.

There are lots of great lessons for entrepreneurs to learn from watching the BMW versus Tesla battle since cars are so tangible and manufacturer sales tactics are so transparent.

Consisting of Littoral Zones, Landfall and Habitat, this psychedelic triptych, with sound from longtime collaborator Roger Tellier-Craig, "depicts the mind as an architectural space where the psychological projections are so tangible that they become a believable reality," Ratté says.

The actors' trust in each other in these scenes was so tangible it was almost painful.

This is why fear is so tangible and, in fact, justified.

"That single event shocked us out of the optimism and unity that had been so tangible just five years before.

"Just as striking was the skull, which was so tangible it looked as if it could be picked up from that rock," he said.

It never ceases to amaze me that a team sport such as football, whose social character is so tangible, should generate so many individual biographies.

After Meg returns home, the whole Murry family is overcome, "talking and laughing all at once . . . the joy and love were so tangible that Meg felt . . .

This, for me, is the central quality that now defines successful dance theater: some exchange takes place between the dancers and the audience, and what we receive is so tangible that we are able to carry it away with us.