Sentence examples for every tangible from inspiring English sources

Mark Linkous, the band's leader, sees rot and erosion everywhere: in relationships, in lives and deaths, in every tangible object.

Armed with every tangible and intangible reason to demolish Chicago (2-14), the Knicks instead barely avoided a disastrous defeat.

But this romantic vision became part of the administration's public discourse only after every tangible justification for the war fell apart.

Even though he could have done a better job highlighting his friendship for Israel, there's no denying that by every tangible measure, his support for Israel's security and well-being has been rock solid.

He added that it was "truly a massive opportunity for Wales to showcase itself and its companies and realise every tangible value".

Apple is an asshole for monopolising and digitising what seems like every tangible part of our lives.

It is the substance of the tactile world, the platform on which every other tangible science is built, and for that reason tends to recede into the background.

It happened, as surely as every other tangible, provable event in my life.

"Every dollar was tangible, a felt symbol".

One is to make sure that every task has tangible value to the end-user.

For huge numbers which are not easily comprehensible, scale them down to make them more tangible – "every day, X jobs are created by Y oil company in Nigeria".