Sentence examples for becomes tangibly from inspiring English sources

At night the mood in the makeshift camp becomes tangibly tense and fearful.

But objectively speaking, the threat is real, and it becomes tangibly more worrying by the day.

Now, that changes if you become tangibly involved with unethical acts: if you provide cover for deception, if you help people lie or if you tell them their infidelity is justified (even though you believe it isn't) — then you're complicit.

And what Apple has in store for us is becoming tangibly clear based on its dance with the studios.

And in the darkness each night and in the greyness of each morning when I wake I remember your face and your voice and your body and everything about you so earnestly and intensely that you become almost tangibly beside me.' A man who could provoke such love cannot have been the intolerant drunkard and religious reactionary of legend.

And then this wide awake fever dream became so tangibly real -- a moment that's remained a highlight of my life: Link Wray handed me his guitar in the middle of "Rumble".

Such dependency in turn tangibly erodes overall quality of their lives, as well as the all-important sense of self-appreciation.

The participants' inefficiencies are tangibly costing someone money, and it becomes stressful. .

"At times players become so consumed with what they can tangibly measure".

Ms. Williams' new album, "Essence" (Lost Highway/Universal), is as tangibly erotic as her persona has become.

That shift had already become obvious in recent months as the Afghan forces had tangibly taken the lead — and as the Taliban had responded by increasing the tempo of attacks against them.