Sentence examples similar to as a tangible expression of from inspiring English sources

"It's kind of a tangible expression of the reality of 'I do not hold this against you,' " he said.

At the end of the lunch she distributes paychecks, which feel less like contractual compensation and more like a tangible expression of her gratitude.

India's nuclear project is seen as the country's most prestigious enterprise, a tangible expression of the nation's resilience and resourcefulness.

It marks a change of mood and is a tangible expression of Berlin's frustration.

That's a tangible expression of power, and it's not subject to veto.

It was a tangible expression of a dream that has long eluded us — a world free of nuclear weapons.

Although the latter bodies remain largely on paper, Brazil's leadership of the Haiti mission provides a tangible expression of its increasing international assertiveness.

In an odd way, this dirt seemed to be a tangible expression of the intensity that would soon be diluted with my first shower.

On the Mayer Farm stands a tangible expression of faith: a grain bin filled with one ton of crambe seed.

"Money is a very tangible expression of what you do and what you really care about," she said.

A few small European corporations already distribute a fixed proportion of after-tax profits to the workforce, and these payments become a very tangible expression of members' rights.