Sentence examples for as a tangible thing from inspiring English sources
My idealistic view of money as a tangible thing was trampled.
Knowledge, therefore, should not be treated as a tangible thing, rather as an object that cannot be separated from its use [ 34].
A good thesis statement helps the writer as much as the reader, because it gives you a tangible thing to prove with the writing.
Eventually you "finish the quest" by completing an exacting series of challenges -- the 'end-bosses' of final exams -- and are rewarded with a tangible thing (your degree) as a prize for completing the game.
The psychometric reality, however, is that learning cannot be measured as a precise quantity because it is not a tangible thing.
However, culture is not a tangible thing that can be taken down from a shelf and inspected.
"People see the built environment as a physical, tangible thing and they separate it from the laws, the traditions and the beliefs that went into their design and construction," Mr. Dreicer said, "but you can't look at them separately if you want to understand them".
Those are all important but we do have to remember: 'Why did we go to Singapore?' "Legacy is a very tangible thing, not as complex as people try to make it, and the skill after 2012 is making sure that every medal is translated into X thousand more kids participating.
It almost doesn't matter what great task government sets for itself, Mr Brooks said, "as long as it does some tangible thing with energy and effectiveness".If that was ever good advice, it is rotten advice now.
