Sentence examples for are still tangible from inspiring English sources
There are still tangible reminders of those days.
Much of the city centre was flattened during the second world war, but it's very picturesque and evocative nonetheless, and the ghosts of centuries past are still tangible - especially in that splendid church.
Barriers to adoption as a possible alternative to assisted reproduction are still tangible and there is a lack of incentives to change this.
The frisson between them was still tangible whenever they performed the torrid duet "Fire And Desire".
"The heritage of two lost world wars is still tangible in our country.
For all Courtenay's reticence, his passion for the character of Billy is still tangible.
Even if this takes a while to implement (which anyone who works in the old-school banking industry will confirm), it's still tangible news and a reason for people to get excited about the currency.
The French haven't laid claim to NOLA for more than 200 years, and yet their influence is still tangible in the city's culture and cuisine.
Homophobia, fierce hostility and acts of hatred are still very tangible obstructions to LGBT rights, and laws which prevent confused young people from accessing information only serve to damage and isolate them, not protect them.
The fundamental problem now facing our economy is not the value of the initial subprime mortgages (after all, those mortgages are still backed by tangible, real property) but rather the value of some of the financial paper that was ultimately spawned by the mortgage practices: the collateralized debt obligations, structured investment vehicles, and derivatives.
