Sentence examples for differences are tangible from inspiring English sources

Birkenhead is around seven miles from Liverpool, but the differences are tangible.

Paired here with Lebanese techno producer Rabih Beaini, their national cultural differences are tangible and celebrated.

If you don't think the differences are tangible, then you're some sort of idiot who might consider a popular suicide cult.

In truth the only real differences are tangible vs intangible IP and that tangible invention patents and trademarks prevent the same ideas being copied over and over again like they are in Web 2.0, for example with social bookmarking sites and Digg clones.

That's easy to imagine and the differences are tangible.

For Ceri Sweeney, the visiting outside-half, the differences were tangible.

When this writer compared LPs and CDs of the same performances a few weeks ago at a dealer's, the differences were tangible yet subtle, too.

Recent flagships from both LG and Samsung offer twice as many pixels - and the difference is tangible.

The sharper display and longer battery life are tangible differences while the extra RAM should give it more longevity and the dual camera has advantages - even if they aren't as great as expected.

These are tangible examples that make a difference in the lives of millions of children and their families.

These are tangible and proactive ways we can all make a difference.