Sentence examples similar to desiring something tangible from inspiring English sources

Beginners — especially modern youth — desire something tangible, something visual that results from their work.

They want something tangible.

They want something tangible now.

Palestinians want something tangible to show for their armed struggle.

"People want something tangible in their hands as a safeguard," she says.

Nothing's free: investors want something tangible in return.

"We want something tangible to come out at each meeting," says Suresh.

Sometimes users want something tangible, as opposed to a discount.

motivational states of "desiring" something.

Another desired something interesting on the Upper East Side.

And yet he who desires, surely desires something?